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Relation between
Sexagesimal and Circular
What is the relation between sexagesimal and circular system?
The relation between the units of the two systems is given below:
Sexagesimal |
Circular |
180° = π radian = πc
90° = π/2 radian = πc/2
Important note to remember the relation between sexagesimal and circular system:
(i) In the sexagesimal system, to indicate measures of angles in degrees symbol ‘ ° ’ is used; for example, 60 degrees 60°. And in the circular system, to indicate measures of angles in radians symbol ‘ c ’ is used, for example, 1 radian = 1c(ii) In trigonometry, we generally do not write the magnitude of angles like 1c, but write them in terms of π. When expressed in terms of π, we generally do not use the symbol.
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