270 degrees is 3/4 of a turn
76% of 360 deg = 360*76/100 = 273.6 deg
Cos of 850 degrees?850 deg = 130 + 360*2 = 130 degBy the graph of the cosine: cos(130) = -cos(50)and cos(50) is not a fraction of a root.cos(50) = 0.6427876...Therefore, cos(850) = -0.6427876...
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The first angle is 166 deg and the second is 14 deg.
360 degrees Fahrenheit is equal to 182.22 degrees Celsius.
270 degrees is 3/4 of a turn
76% of 360 deg = 360*76/100 = 273.6 deg
A full revolution have 360 deg. For 4 revolution = 4 * 360. But degrees termed as in between to 360 deg.
Sum of exterior angles = 360 deg. So 18 exterior angles add to 360 deg => each is 360/18 = 20 deg. Ext angle = 20 deg so interior angle = supplement of 20 deg = 160 deg.
Such a fraction need not exist. Consider, the measures of temperature:0 deg Celsius = 32 deg Fahrenheit. The fraction is 0/32 = 0.5 deg C = 41 deg F so the fraction is 5/40 = 1/8.-17.77... deg C = 0 deg F and the fraction is not defined!Such a fraction makes sense only if both measurements are on a ratio scale. If that is the case then - and only then - the fraction is a conversion factor.
An angle of 361 degrees is bigger than 180 deg and 360 deg.
6 times.
For a standard 360 deg sine wave with starting point of 0 deg, peaks will occur at 90 deg and 270 deg.
The earth's circumference, at the equator, is approx 24,000 miles. 360 degrees = 24901.5 miles so 1 deg = 24901.5/360 = 1660 miles approx.
450 deg F = 232.2 deg C
360 DEG