Worked example
Convert 30° to radians. Give an exact answer.
Answer & why
Answer: π/6 rad
A half turn is 180° or π radians. Multiply 30 by π/180 to get π/6 rad.
Grade 12 · Math
Express common degree angle measurements as exact multiples of π radians.
6 authored questions + worked example

Answer: π/6 rad
A half turn is 180° or π radians. Multiply 30 by π/180 to get π/6 rad.
All 6 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Multiply a degree measurement by π/180; simplify the numeric fraction.
Answer: π/3 rad
A half turn is 180° or π radians. Multiply 60 by π/180 to get π/3 rad.
Question 2
Multiply a degree measurement by π/180; simplify the numeric fraction.
Answer: π/2 rad
A half turn is 180° or π radians. Multiply 90 by π/180 to get π/2 rad.
Question 3
Multiply a degree measurement by π/180; simplify the numeric fraction.
Answer: 2π/3 rad
A half turn is 180° or π radians. Multiply 120 by π/180 to get 2π/3 rad.
Question 4
Multiply a degree measurement by π/180; simplify the numeric fraction.
Answer: π rad
A half turn is 180° or π radians. Multiply 180 by π/180 to get π rad.
Question 5
Multiply a degree measurement by π/180; simplify the numeric fraction.
Answer: π/6 rad
A half turn is 180° or π radians. Multiply 30 by π/180 to get π/6 rad.
Question 6
Multiply a degree measurement by π/180; simplify the numeric fraction.
Answer: π/4 rad
A half turn is 180° or π radians. Multiply 45 by π/180 to get π/4 rad.