Radian and degree are two different units for measuring the size of an angle. Just as "meter" and "city ruler" are two different units for measuring length. Angle (radian) = arc length/radius the circumference of a circle is 2 π times the radius, so a circumference (360 degrees) is 2 π radian. The length of a semicircle is π times the radius, so a flat angle (180 degrees) is π radians.
Conversion between degrees and radians according to the above, a flat angle is π radian. In other words, 180 degrees = π radian, thus we can know: 1 degree = π/180 radians (≈ 0.017453 radians). Therefore, the formula of converting degrees into radians is obtained: radian = degrees × π / 180.
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1 radian = 57.295 779 513 degree.
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