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==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
| − | *DEGREES( | + | *DEGREES(PI())=180 |
| − | *DEGREES( | + | *DEGREES(PI()/2)=90 |
*DEGREES(<math>\frac{\Pi}{4}</math>)=45 | *DEGREES(<math>\frac{\Pi}{4}</math>)=45 | ||
*DEGREES(0.523598775598)=29.99999 is equivalent to 30 | *DEGREES(0.523598775598)=29.99999 is equivalent to 30 | ||
Revision as of 23:02, 25 March 2015
DEGREES(angles)
- is the angle value in radians.
is the angle value in radians.Description
- This function gives the angle value in Degrees that get converted from Radians.
- Degree is the measure for angles.There are 360 degrees in a full rotation.
- But it is not a SI unit.
- Radian is the SI unit for the angle.
- 1 degrees = 0.0174532925 radians.
- The symbol for degrees is .
- To convert Radians value to Degrees, we can use this function, else we have to multiply the Radian value with .
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.ZOS Section
- The syntax is to calculate DEGREES in ZOS is DEGREES(angles).
- is the angle value in radians.
- DEGREES(0..1,0.25)
Examples
- DEGREES(PI())=180
- DEGREES(PI()/2)=90
- DEGREES()=45
- DEGREES(0.523598775598)=29.99999 is equivalent to 30
)=45