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What is -18 degrees to radians on the unit circle
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What is -18 degrees to radians on the unit circle

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Answer:


(-\pi )/(10) radians

Explanation:

To convert you have to multiply by pi/180:

-18° × π / 180° =
(-18\pi )/(180) =
(-\pi )/(10)

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