Question
Question: How do you change \(\dfrac{{7\pi }}{9}\) radians to degree measure?...
How do you change 97π radians to degree measure?
Solution
This problem deals with solving or actually converting the given value of radians measure to degree measure. Given the value is in radian measure form. This can be done, that is the conversion from radians measure to degree measure can be done by multiplying the given value of radians with the constant π180. After the multiplication the result is the desired value in degrees.
Complete step-by-step solution:
Given the expression in radians, we have to convert it into degrees, as shown below:
Consider the given expression as shown below:
⇒97π
Now to convert it into degrees measure, we have to multiply the given above expression with π180, as shown below:
⇒97π×π180
Now simplifying the above expression as shown below:
There is a π term in the numerator and also a π term in the denominator, so it cancels out.
Also on further simplification the 180 term in the numerator is divisible by 9 in the denominator, as shown below:
⇒97π×π180=7×20 degrees
∴97π×π180=140degrees.
On conversion of 97π radians to degrees, the value is equal to 140∘.
Note: Please note that the above problem is solved by converting the given value in radians to degree measure as asked. But when asked to convert the given value of degrees to the radians measure then the conversion is done by multiplying the given value of degree measure with the constant 180π, which is also equal to 0.01745 .
So to convert radians to degrees multiply it with π180, where as to convert degrees to radians multiply it with the reciprocal of π180, which is equal to 180π .