Question

3. Convert the following degree measure to radian measure.
30°

Answer 1

`Radian = (\pi)/(6)`

Explanation:

Given

`\theta = 30`

Required

Convert to radians

This is calculated as:

`Radian = \theta * (\pi)/(180)`

Substitute
`\theta = 30`

`Radian = 30 * (\pi)/(180)`

`Radian = (30\pi)/(180)`

Divide by 30/30

`Radian = (\pi)/(6)`