Radians and Degrees

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Nice clear lesson! It also helps to use the formula for circumference i.e 2πr = circumference of circle = 360 degs. This works out to r = 360 degs / 2π which reduces to the same r = 180 degs /π. Thus 1 radian = 180 degs / π

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At 3:00: interesting approach to explain, why there maybe a „unit“ rad. But I wouldn‘t do it. It isn‘t necessary as well. Because the length of the radius isn‘t 6 cm/radius but simply 6 cm. Or you had to insert 12cm/arc as well, which inserts nice explanations to the formula, but likewise is not intended by SI. The units given in SI are m/m, this cancels out. So an angle in radians is a pure number. SI makes it possible to use „rad“ as an „unit“, too. But this I call a reminder-unit, which you can/have to replace by a 1 (that means, ignoring it) to get to the „real“ result. The problem with „rad“ is, that people look at it as „real“ unit, and units you should never loose. But this „unit“ is supposed to be lost, resp. interchanged by a 1.

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