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10 PTS!!!!URGENT PLEASE HELP!!!!!!! Convert 5pi/3 to degrees. 300° 155° 120° 330°
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10 PTS!!!!URGENT PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!
Convert 5pi/3 to degrees.
300°
155°
120°
330°
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300°
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5 pi 180 deg
------ * ------------- = 300 deg
3 pi rad
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