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Please help in finding the radians in degrees!

Please help in finding the radians in degrees!
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Please help in finding the radians in degrees!

Please help in finding the radians in degrees!-example-1
User Joachim Marder
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Answer:

225°

Explanation:

Multiply radians by 180°/π to get degrees.

(5π/4)×(180°/π) = (5/4)(180°) = 225°

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