1. Apr 18, 2006 #1

   mrserv0n

   

   Hi guys, ok 120 degrees / 180 degrees x Pie radians = 2.09 Radians
   
   Thats the problem, and the answer Question is how do get that answer on My TI-83+

    

   mrserv0n, Apr 18, 2006
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3. Apr 18, 2006 #2

   Andrew Mason

   

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   The question is: what is 120 deg. in radians? 180 degrees is [itex]\pi[/itex] radians so:
   
   [tex]120\deg = \frac{120}{180}\pi = 2.09333 \text{ radians}[/tex]
   
   AM

    

   Andrew Mason, Apr 18, 2006
4. Apr 18, 2006 #3

   mrserv0n

   

   Oh i get it, the way its written out on the paper made me think a radian wasnt just a title but a special key. thanks

    

   mrserv0n, Apr 18, 2006

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