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Degree and Radian Measures Convert the given radian measure to a degree measure. 1.2 /pi (π) a. -216° b. 108° c. 216° d. -108° Please select from the best choices provided
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Degree and Radian Measures

Convert the given radian measure to a degree measure.
1.2 /pi (π)

a. -216°
b. 108°
c. 216°
d. -108°

Please select from the best choices provided

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Answer:

C. 216°

Explanation:

I calculated it logically

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