How do you convert radians per second into miles per hour?
Q. How do you convert radians per second into miles per hour? If you cannot explain...are there any sites that do? Thanks.
Asked by *australian*gal* - Wed Apr 11 21:41:35 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For example, in rotating anemometers conversions you would: 1. Measure the distance from the center of the rotating cup to the axis of rotation in inches and call it R. 2. Multiply R by 1/12 to get it into feet. 3. Find the number of revolutions the cup makes in a second (we would suggest you count the number of revolutions for 30 seconds and then divide the number of revolutions you get by 30--this will give you an average value). call that number w. It will have units of revolutions per second. 4. Multiply w by 2 pi (6.283053). This will convert the result to Radians per second since 2 pi radians = 1 revolution. 5. Multiply the result of step 2 with the result of step 4. The number you get will be the wind speed in feet per second 6.… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu Apr 19 13:53:50 2007
Q. How do you convert radians per second into miles per hour? If you cannot explain...are there any sites that do? Thanks.
Asked by *australian*gal* - Wed Apr 11 21:41:35 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For example, in rotating anemometers conversions you would: 1. Measure the distance from the center of the rotating cup to the axis of rotation in inches and call it R. 2. Multiply R by 1/12 to get it into feet. 3. Find the number of revolutions the cup makes in a second (we would suggest you count the number of revolutions for 30 seconds and then divide the number of revolutions you get by 30--this will give you an average value). call that number w. It will have units of revolutions per second. 4. Multiply w by 2 pi (6.283053). This will convert the result to Radians per second since 2 pi radians = 1 revolution. 5. Multiply the result of step 2 with the result of step 4. The number you get will be the wind speed in feet per second 6.… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu Apr 19 13:53:50 2007
How can I convert 115 degrees into radians?
Q. I want 115 degrees converted into radians with pie in the equation so the answer should look something like this ---> pi/x Basicly I don't want a answer in decimal form but in fraction while the pie would be on top and the number to divide be on bottome and this question will have a number next to pie.
Asked by EA - Mon Mar 16 21:39:06 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok the relationship between degrees and radians is: 180 = radians so 1 = /180 radians and to convert from degrees to radians just multiply the number of degrees by /180 So for yours: 115 = 115 x ( /180 ) = 23 /36 rad
Answered by Seamus O - Mon Mar 16 22:21:13 2009
Q. I want 115 degrees converted into radians with pie in the equation so the answer should look something like this ---> pi/x Basicly I don't want a answer in decimal form but in fraction while the pie would be on top and the number to divide be on bottome and this question will have a number next to pie.
Asked by EA - Mon Mar 16 21:39:06 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok the relationship between degrees and radians is: 180 = radians so 1 = /180 radians and to convert from degrees to radians just multiply the number of degrees by /180 So for yours: 115 = 115 x ( /180 ) = 23 /36 rad
Answered by Seamus O - Mon Mar 16 22:21:13 2009
how do you convert radians to degrees using decimals?
Q. Using this example here: 3.1 pi please help me this is due in two days. Please and Thank You.
Asked by bettyk.paladino - Mon Jan 12 20:54:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Using this example here: 3.1 pi please help me this is due in two days. Please and Thank You.
Asked by bettyk.paladino - Mon Jan 12 20:54:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How do you convert degrees to radians if it's a decimal?
Q. I'm learning how to convert DMS (degrees,minutes,seconds) to radians but I don't know how to convert this: 71.72 degrees
Asked by mskris - Fri Aug 24 18:30:42 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. convert degree to radian is radian= degree * pi/180 radian= 71.72pi/180 = 1.25 radian if u want to make sure that is right, how about check 60 degree to see the radian radian= 60 pi/180 = pi/3 that is the same answer on your book i guess
Answered by Math,Physic, Chemistry - Fri Aug 24 18:43:36 2007
Q. I'm learning how to convert DMS (degrees,minutes,seconds) to radians but I don't know how to convert this: 71.72 degrees
Asked by mskris - Fri Aug 24 18:30:42 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. convert degree to radian is radian= degree * pi/180 radian= 71.72pi/180 = 1.25 radian if u want to make sure that is right, how about check 60 degree to see the radian radian= 60 pi/180 = pi/3 that is the same answer on your book i guess
Answered by Math,Physic, Chemistry - Fri Aug 24 18:43:36 2007
How to convert angle radians to degrees?
Q. Let's say -12(pie)/5 radians. How to find how many degrees they are and which quadrant does its terminal side lie?
Asked by Little diamond - Wed Nov 5 23:12:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Let's say -12(pie)/5 radians. How to find how many degrees they are and which quadrant does its terminal side lie?
Asked by Little diamond - Wed Nov 5 23:12:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
How to convert from degree to radians?
Q. There is a math question about some train or something and the equation given is f(x)= 8sinx+2 Then you have to solve for what the value of x is when f(x)=6. So i got the answers 30 and 150. But I'm supposed to convert those two to radian measures. Anyone know how to do that?
Asked by Mrs.McMahon - Mon Apr 28 15:01:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's how to figure out how many degrees are in 1 radian. There are 360 in a complete circle, and 2 radians in 360 . So divide 360 by 2 : 1 rad 360 / 2 1 rad 57.2958 So to convert your degree measure to radians, just divide them by 57.2958 / rad. Then 30 equals: 30 / (57.2958 / rad) 0.5236 rad 150 150 / (57.2958 / rad) 2.6180 rad
Answered by MathBioMajor - Mon Apr 28 15:18:42 2008
Q. There is a math question about some train or something and the equation given is f(x)= 8sinx+2 Then you have to solve for what the value of x is when f(x)=6. So i got the answers 30 and 150. But I'm supposed to convert those two to radian measures. Anyone know how to do that?
Asked by Mrs.McMahon - Mon Apr 28 15:01:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's how to figure out how many degrees are in 1 radian. There are 360 in a complete circle, and 2 radians in 360 . So divide 360 by 2 : 1 rad 360 / 2 1 rad 57.2958 So to convert your degree measure to radians, just divide them by 57.2958 / rad. Then 30 equals: 30 / (57.2958 / rad) 0.5236 rad 150 150 / (57.2958 / rad) 2.6180 rad
Answered by MathBioMajor - Mon Apr 28 15:18:42 2008
How do you convert a degrees to radians if the it's a decimal?
Q. I'm learning how to convert DMS (degrees,minutes,seconds) to radians but I don't know how to convert this: 71.72 degrees
Asked by mskris - Fri Aug 24 18:29:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Divide 180 degrees by the given decimal in DMS form would give you an approximation. So: 180 degrees/71.72 = use calculator.
Answered by astronomy - Fri Aug 24 18:42:31 2007
Q. I'm learning how to convert DMS (degrees,minutes,seconds) to radians but I don't know how to convert this: 71.72 degrees
Asked by mskris - Fri Aug 24 18:29:38 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Divide 180 degrees by the given decimal in DMS form would give you an approximation. So: 180 degrees/71.72 = use calculator.
Answered by astronomy - Fri Aug 24 18:42:31 2007
How do I convert radians to degrees?
Q. How do I convert radians to degrees?
Asked by Shmittty W - Tue Dec 2 14:20:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A full circle has 2 pi radians, or 360 degrees. Hence, 2 pi rad = 360 degrees so 1 rad = 360/2pi degrees - or if you prefer, 180/pi degrees. and 1 degree is 2pi/360 radians. If you just remember that 2 pi radians = 360 degrees, you can use basic algebra to give you the conversion rates. I never have memorized this stuff, I just figure it out on the spot whenever I need it.
Answered by Bramblyspam - Tue Dec 2 14:25:15 2008
Q. How do I convert radians to degrees?
Asked by Shmittty W - Tue Dec 2 14:20:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A full circle has 2 pi radians, or 360 degrees. Hence, 2 pi rad = 360 degrees so 1 rad = 360/2pi degrees - or if you prefer, 180/pi degrees. and 1 degree is 2pi/360 radians. If you just remember that 2 pi radians = 360 degrees, you can use basic algebra to give you the conversion rates. I never have memorized this stuff, I just figure it out on the spot whenever I need it.
Answered by Bramblyspam - Tue Dec 2 14:25:15 2008
How do I convert 10 to radians?
Q. How do I convert 10 to radians?
Asked by MarkToms - Mon Jan 5 22:29:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 10 * ( /180 ) this will cancel degrees leaving your answer in radions so 10 = (10 ^2)/180
Answered by josh l - Mon Jan 5 22:33:11 2009
Q. How do I convert 10 to radians?
Asked by MarkToms - Mon Jan 5 22:29:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 10 * ( /180 ) this will cancel degrees leaving your answer in radions so 10 = (10 ^2)/180
Answered by josh l - Mon Jan 5 22:33:11 2009
how to convert from degrees to radians?
Q. How do I convert 34 13'12" to radians? Thanks for the help.
Asked by Emily - Sun Mar 2 17:34:50 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it tells you how to do it there. :]
Answered by Dino S - Sun Mar 2 17:43:55 2008
Q. How do I convert 34 13'12" to radians? Thanks for the help.
Asked by Emily - Sun Mar 2 17:34:50 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it tells you how to do it there. :]
Answered by Dino S - Sun Mar 2 17:43:55 2008
math HW help (radians and degrees) i need to know how to convert dregrees to radians (in fraction)?
Q. AND how to convert radians (in fraction) to dregees example given: 60 = Pi/3 thank you
Asked by Tori - Tue Dec 11 21:09:16 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You just need to know that there are 2 Pi radians in a circle and 360 degrees in a circle. Your degree measure is between 0 and 360 degrees. If not subtract multiples of 360 degrees until it is. So to go from degrees to radians, using degree measure "D", Radian measure R= D divided by 360 times 2 Pi Going from radians to degrees, Radian measure R, D= R times 360 divided by 2 Pi
Answered by Louise - Tue Dec 11 21:16:02 2007
Q. AND how to convert radians (in fraction) to dregees example given: 60 = Pi/3 thank you
Asked by Tori - Tue Dec 11 21:09:16 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You just need to know that there are 2 Pi radians in a circle and 360 degrees in a circle. Your degree measure is between 0 and 360 degrees. If not subtract multiples of 360 degrees until it is. So to go from degrees to radians, using degree measure "D", Radian measure R= D divided by 360 times 2 Pi Going from radians to degrees, Radian measure R, D= R times 360 divided by 2 Pi
Answered by Louise - Tue Dec 11 21:16:02 2007
Can someone explain the steps you would take to convert degrees to radians?
Q. I found this question on my homework but i am stuck, can someone please help, i would appreciate it. Thanks A lOt
Asked by Raul - Tue May 20 22:52:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. use this formula degrees to radians degrees=pi/180 radians radians to degrees radians=180/pi degrees in modern calculators today you can set the it to be converted automatically
Answered by Rion Yamato - Tue May 20 23:02:53 2008
Q. I found this question on my homework but i am stuck, can someone please help, i would appreciate it. Thanks A lOt
Asked by Raul - Tue May 20 22:52:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. use this formula degrees to radians degrees=pi/180 radians radians to degrees radians=180/pi degrees in modern calculators today you can set the it to be converted automatically
Answered by Rion Yamato - Tue May 20 23:02:53 2008
How do you convert 75 degrees into a radians fraction with pi in the numerator?
Q. I need the answer in radians in fraction form, and I have the use of a basic calculator.
Asked by siriusRIP - Tue Oct 20 23:35:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 75 = (75 /180) radians =5 /12
Answered by John Roland - Wed Oct 21 00:13:45 2009
Q. I need the answer in radians in fraction form, and I have the use of a basic calculator.
Asked by siriusRIP - Tue Oct 20 23:35:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 75 = (75 /180) radians =5 /12
Answered by John Roland - Wed Oct 21 00:13:45 2009
How do you convert degrees to radians and the other way around if the quetion has a sin,sec,tan etc infront?
Q. An example is d>r sin 45d, cos 145d, or tan270d? r>d sin5pi/4, cos 2pi/3, tan 11pi/6? What do you do with the tan, sin, cos, sec, or csc??? Also what does it mean to "define each as a ratio of words using the side of a right tri. " example ---sinx=? Thanks alllot!
Asked by rara - Fri Jul 18 05:26:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. / pirad=180degree 1 degree=pi/180
Answered by tgyuiaof - Fri Jul 18 06:30:18 2008
Q. An example is d>r sin 45d, cos 145d, or tan270d? r>d sin5pi/4, cos 2pi/3, tan 11pi/6? What do you do with the tan, sin, cos, sec, or csc??? Also what does it mean to "define each as a ratio of words using the side of a right tri. " example ---sinx=? Thanks alllot!
Asked by rara - Fri Jul 18 05:26:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. / pirad=180degree 1 degree=pi/180
Answered by tgyuiaof - Fri Jul 18 06:30:18 2008
Convert radians to sexagesimal degrees?
Q. I would like to know te value of -0.00923157 rad in sexagesimal degrees. How do I convert it?
Asked by yogmog - Tue Jun 6 07:21:21 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. r = d(pi)/180 d = r(180)/pi r = -0.00923157 pi = 3.1415 d = (-0.00923157)(180) / 3.1415 d = -0.52892999
Answered by Enigma C - Tue Jun 6 08:02:40 2006
Q. I would like to know te value of -0.00923157 rad in sexagesimal degrees. How do I convert it?
Asked by yogmog - Tue Jun 6 07:21:21 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. r = d(pi)/180 d = r(180)/pi r = -0.00923157 pi = 3.1415 d = (-0.00923157)(180) / 3.1415 d = -0.52892999
Answered by Enigma C - Tue Jun 6 08:02:40 2006
how do you convert irrational numbers into radians?
Q. I'm trying to study for a trig final, and these basic problems are getting in the way. I can't seem to figure out how to convert irrational numbers like the one's below into radians. Unfortunatly, that knowledge is required to write the trigonometric form of complex numbers. Examples, using the unit circle would be nice. how is arctan of sqrt(3) / -1 equal 2pi/3? or how is tan(pi/3) = sqrt(3)?
Asked by ... - Mon Apr 23 22:40:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should have memorized the trig functions for the basic angles-30,60, and 90 degrees (pi/6, pi/3,pi/2 in radians) It helps if you draw the unit circle. tan of pi/3 is sqrt(3), so tan of 2pi/3 is -sqrt(3) tan pi/3 is sqrt(3)
Answered by ... - Mon Apr 23 22:52:39 2007
Q. I'm trying to study for a trig final, and these basic problems are getting in the way. I can't seem to figure out how to convert irrational numbers like the one's below into radians. Unfortunatly, that knowledge is required to write the trigonometric form of complex numbers. Examples, using the unit circle would be nice. how is arctan of sqrt(3) / -1 equal 2pi/3? or how is tan(pi/3) = sqrt(3)?
Asked by ... - Mon Apr 23 22:40:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should have memorized the trig functions for the basic angles-30,60, and 90 degrees (pi/6, pi/3,pi/2 in radians) It helps if you draw the unit circle. tan of pi/3 is sqrt(3), so tan of 2pi/3 is -sqrt(3) tan pi/3 is sqrt(3)
Answered by ... - Mon Apr 23 22:52:39 2007
how do i convert 2/3 revolution counterclockwise into radians?
Q. and then convert 3/5 revolution clockwise into radians as well?
Asked by bubbles_798 - Sat Sep 8 13:52:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1 revolution = 2 radians (2/3) revolution = (2/3) (2 ) radians = 4 /3 radians = (4) (22/7) / (3) radians = 88 / 21 radians Answer = - 88 / 21 radians 3 / 5 revolution = (3 / 5) x 2 radians = 6 / 5 radians = 6 (22 / 7) / 5 radians = 132 / 35 radians (clockwise)
Answered by como - Wed Sep 12 04:20:18 2007
Q. and then convert 3/5 revolution clockwise into radians as well?
Asked by bubbles_798 - Sat Sep 8 13:52:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1 revolution = 2 radians (2/3) revolution = (2/3) (2 ) radians = 4 /3 radians = (4) (22/7) / (3) radians = 88 / 21 radians Answer = - 88 / 21 radians 3 / 5 revolution = (3 / 5) x 2 radians = 6 / 5 radians = 6 (22 / 7) / 5 radians = 132 / 35 radians (clockwise)
Answered by como - Wed Sep 12 04:20:18 2007
How do you convert Degrees to Radians?
Q. Anyone Know? I guess no one does. The Internet has failed me.
Asked by Ro B - Tue Feb 12 18:29:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You first take the number of degrees and divide it by 190 degrees, and then you multiply it by pi. Convert 120 degrees into radians: 120/180 =2/3 x pi = 2pi/ 3
Answered by Jennifaaa! - Wed Feb 13 00:43:43 2008
Q. Anyone Know? I guess no one does. The Internet has failed me.
Asked by Ro B - Tue Feb 12 18:29:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You first take the number of degrees and divide it by 190 degrees, and then you multiply it by pi. Convert 120 degrees into radians: 120/180 =2/3 x pi = 2pi/ 3
Answered by Jennifaaa! - Wed Feb 13 00:43:43 2008
What does 10' mean in 142 10' and how do you convert it to radians?
Q. is 142 10' the same as 142 ? i don't think so, but what does that 10' mean??
Asked by paulinatran10 - Sat Sep 8 18:49:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means 10 minutes. In addition to the unit of time, there is a unit of angle measure that is also called a minute. 1 minute is equal to 1/60 of a degree. There is also a unit of angle measure called a second, denoted using a double prime, and it (predictably) is equal to 1/60 of a minute. Precise angle measurements are sometimes given in degree-minute-second format, for instance 16 12'32" would be 16 degrees, 12 minutes, and 32 seconds, which amounts to 16 + (12/60) + (32/3600) 16.208889 . The angle you have is 142 degrees and 10 minutes, or (142 1/6) . Generally, to convert to radians, you would have: d m's" = (d+m/60+s/3600) = (d+m/60+s/3600)/180 radians.
Answered by Pascal - Sat Sep 8 19:02:40 2007
Q. is 142 10' the same as 142 ? i don't think so, but what does that 10' mean??
Asked by paulinatran10 - Sat Sep 8 18:49:16 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It means 10 minutes. In addition to the unit of time, there is a unit of angle measure that is also called a minute. 1 minute is equal to 1/60 of a degree. There is also a unit of angle measure called a second, denoted using a double prime, and it (predictably) is equal to 1/60 of a minute. Precise angle measurements are sometimes given in degree-minute-second format, for instance 16 12'32" would be 16 degrees, 12 minutes, and 32 seconds, which amounts to 16 + (12/60) + (32/3600) 16.208889 . The angle you have is 142 degrees and 10 minutes, or (142 1/6) . Generally, to convert to radians, you would have: d m's" = (d+m/60+s/3600) = (d+m/60+s/3600)/180 radians.
Answered by Pascal - Sat Sep 8 19:02:40 2007
How to convert radian measure with no pi to degree measure?
Q. so i know how to convert a radian measure of 7pi/12 7pi/12 x 180/pi = 150 degrees but what if the radian measure does not include pi?? radian measure = 170 how would i do that?
Asked by MiSzEXClUSiVE - Mon Nov 16 21:19:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. so i know how to convert a radian measure of 7pi/12 7pi/12 x 180/pi = 150 degrees but what if the radian measure does not include pi?? radian measure = 170 how would i do that?
Asked by MiSzEXClUSiVE - Mon Nov 16 21:19:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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