Convert into Radian

In this topic convert into radian, we will learn how to convert the other units into radian units. The problems are based on changing the different measuring units to radian units.

Worked-out problems to convert into Radian:

1. The angles of a triangle are in A. P. If the greatest and the least are in the ratio 5 : 2, find the angles of the triangle in radian.

Solution:

Let (a - d), a and (a + d) radians (which are in A. P.) be the angles of the triangle where a> 0 and d > 0. Then,
a - d + a + a + d = π, (Since, the sum of the three angles of a triangle = 180° = π radian)
 or, 3a = π
or, a =  π/3.
By problem, we have,
(a + d)/(a – d) = 5/2
or, 5(a – d) = 2(a + d)
or, 5a - 5d = 2a + 2d.
or, 5a – 2a = 2d + 5d
or, 3a = 7d
or, 7d = 3a
or, d = (3/7)a
or, d = (3/7)  × (π/3)
or, d = π/7
Therefore, the required angles of the triangle are
 (π/3- π/7), π/3 and (π/3 + π/7) radians
i.e.,  4π/21, π/3 and 10π/21 radians.

2. The sum of number of degrees, minutes and seconds of an angle is 43932; find the angle in circular system.

Solution:

Let, D, M and S be the measure of the angle in degree, minute and second units respectively. Then by question,
  D  + M + S = 43932   ………….. (A)
Now, the value of the angle in degree unit = D
Therefore, the value of the angle in minute unit  = 60D [Since, 1° = 60’]
And the value of the angle in second unit  = 60 × 60 D
      = 3600D [Since, 1’ = 60”]
By question, M = 60D and S = 3600D.
Now, putting the values of M and S in (A)
We get, D + 60D + 3600D = 43932
Or, 3661D = 43932  
or, D =  43932/3661
or, D = 12.
Hence, the angle measures 12°.

Therefore, the value of the angle in circular system = 12 π^c / 180 [As, 180° = π^c] = π^c/15.

● Measurement of Angles

• Sign of Angles
  
• Trigonometric Angles
• Measure of Angles in Trigonometry
• Systems of Measuring Angles
• Important Properties on Circle
• S is Equal to R Theta
• Sexagesimal, Centesimal and Circular Systems
• Convert the Systems of Measuring Angles
• Convert Circular Measure
• Convert into Radian
• Problems Based on Systems of Measuring Angles
• Length of an Arc
• Problems based on S R Theta Formula

11 and 12 Grade Math

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