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How many degrees are there in 5/6 of a revolution?
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How many degrees are there in 5/6 of a revolution?

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\Huge \boxed{300 \° }

Explanation:

A revolution is 360 degrees.

5/6 of a revolution is 5/6 of 360 degrees.

5/6 × 360 = 300

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