Questions: Introduction to radians

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Mark Toner, Ifan Howell-Baines

Summary
Questions relating to the introduction to radians study guide.

Before attempting these questions, it is highly recommended that you read Guide: Introduction to radians.

Q1

Convert the following angle measures in degrees into radians, giving your answer as both a fraction of \(\pi\) and a real number to three decimal places.

1.1. \(\quad 30^\circ\)

1.2. \(\quad 105^\circ\)

1.3. \(\quad 298^\circ\)

1.4. \(\quad 61^\circ\)

1.5. \(\quad 353^\circ\)

1.6. \(\quad 197^\circ\)

Q2

Convert the following angle measures in radians into degrees. If your answer is a decimal, you should give your answer to three decimal places.

2.1. \(\quad \dfrac{\pi}{3}\)

2.2. \(\quad \dfrac{2\pi}{3}\)

2.3. \(\quad \dfrac{\pi}{7}\)

2.4. \(\quad \dfrac{5\pi}{7}\)

2.5. \(\quad 5\)

2.6. \(\quad \dfrac{3}{4}\)

Q3

Find the length of arc and the area of the sector of the following specified objects, giving your answer as either a fraction of \(\pi\) or expressing your answer to three decimal places.

3.1. circle with radius \(7\) over an angle of \(\dfrac{\pi}{8}\)

3.2. circle with radius \(\dfrac{1}{3}\) over an angle of \(\dfrac{3\pi}{2}\)

3.3. circle with radius \(30\) over an angle of \(\dfrac{7\pi}{15}\)


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v1.0: initial version created 08/23 by Mark Toner, Ifan Howells-Baines as part of a University of St Andrews STEP project.

  • v1.1: edited 05/24 by tdhc.

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