RADIANS
Formulas / RADIANSConvert degrees into radians.
RADIANS(angle)
- angle - required, an angle in degrees that converts to radians
Examples
=RADIANS(45)The RADIANS function in Sourcetable is used to convert degrees to radians. For example, this will convert 45 degrees to radians.
=RADIANS(180)The RADIANS function can also be used to convert angles in degrees to radians. For example, if you have an angle of 180 degrees, you can use the RADIANS function to convert it to radians like the formula above. This will convert the angle to 3.141592654 radians.
Summary
The RADIANS function is used to convert an angle in degrees to radians. It requires an angle argument, which must be in degrees, and will then return the angle in radians.
- The RADIANS function converts an angle from degrees to radians. It takes the angle in degrees as its argument.
- Radians measure angles using the radius of a circle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the RADIANS function?
The RADIANS function is a mathematical function that converts angles in degrees to angles in radians.
What is the syntax for the RADIANS function?
The syntax for the RADIANS function is RADIANS(angle). The angle argument is required and must be an angle in degrees.
What is an angle in radians?
An angle in radians is a measure of an angle's size in relation to a full circle. One full circle is equal to 2Ï€ radians, so an angle in radians is expressed as a fraction of 2Ï€.
How do I convert an angle in degrees to an angle in radians?
You can use the RADIANS function to convert an angle in degrees to an angle in radians. The syntax for the function is RADIANS(angle), where angle is the angle in degrees.
What is the range of values that the RADIANS function can accept?
The RADIANS function can accept any angle in degrees, from 0° to 360°.
What is the output of the RADIANS function?
The output of the RADIANS function is an angle in radians, expressed as a fraction of 2Ï€.
