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What is $\frac{- 3 π}{2}$ $(-3pi)/2$ radians in degrees?

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Dec 25, 2015

$\times - 270 x degrees$ $color(white)(xx)-270color(white)(x)"degrees"$

Explanation:

$\times 1 x radian = \frac{180}{π} x degrees$ $color(white)(xx)1color(white)(x) "radian"=180/picolor(white)(x)"degrees"$

$\Rightarrow \frac{- 3 π}{2} x radian = \frac{- 3 π}{2} \times \frac{180}{π} x degrees$ $=>(-3pi)/2color(white)(x) "radian"=(-3pi)/2xx180/picolor(white)(x)"degrees"$

$\times \times \times \times \times x = - 270 x degrees$ $color(white)(xxxxxxxxxxx)=-270color(white)(x)"degrees"$

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