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What is the exact angle measure in radians? 510° A. 6/17*π B.17/6*π C.5/6*π D.6/5*π

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Answer:

17/6 π

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User Gatmando
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Answer:


510\degree=(17\pi)/(6)

Explanation:

We want to convert
510\degree to radian measure.


To convert from degree measure to radian measure, we multiply by


(\pi)/(180\degree).


This implies that:



510\degree=510\degree * (\pi)/(180\degree).



510\degree=30\degree*17 * (\pi)/(6* 30\degree).


We cancel out the common factors to obtain;



510\degree=17 * (\pi)/(6).



\Rightarrow 510\degree=(17\pi)/(6)


The correct answer is B.


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