Thread: radian values

I'm stumped on a value that needs converting to an answer 0-2π

I have cos x = 1/√3 or tan x = √2/1

I come up with 54.7 degrees but obviously need to convert in to a radian value

Please let me know if you can help

Thanx
-M

Originally Posted by whereitsbeen

I'm stumped on a value that needs converting to an answer 0-2π
I have cos x = 1/√3

Why are you using degrees at all?

The answer is

Thanx.
I just thought I would add it in the angle. I failed to mention that I have .955 value.
Where I'm stumped is converting this value into radians 0>2π.
Can you help with that

Originally Posted by whereitsbeen

I just thought I would add it in the angle. I failed to mention that I have .955 value. Where I'm stumped is converting this value into radians 0>2π.

On the contrary, you are failing to grasp the meaning of the question.

is the radian measure and