Manuals/calci/RADIANS

RADIANS(a)

• where $a$ is an angle in degrees.

RADIANS() converts the angle in degrees to angle in radians.

Description

• One radian is the angle subtended at the center of a circle by an arc that is equal in length to the radius of the circle.
• The radian is represented by symbol rad.
• Formula for converting from degrees to radians is :

Angle in radians = angle in degrees X ${\frac {\pi }{180}}$

• If argument $a$ is non-numeric, Calci returns a NaN error.
• RADIANS() can be used for array of angles from 0 to 90 degress in steps of 15 degrees as -

RADIANS(0..90..15)

ANGLE(in degrees)	RADIANS
0	0
15	0.2617993877991494
30	0.5235987755982988
45	0.7853981633974483
60	1.0471975511965976
75	1.3089969389957472
90	1.5707963267948966

Examples

Function	Output
RADIANS(180)	3.141592653589793
RADIANS(90)	1.5707963267948966
RADIANS(360)	6.283185307179586
RADIANS(-90)	-1.5707963267948966

See Also

• DEGREES

References

• Radians