Angle Converter
Convert between degrees, radians, gradians, and quadrants.
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# About This Calculator
An angle converter is a mathematical tool used to switch between different systems of angular measurement. While Degrees are the most common unit in everyday life (dividing a circle into 360 parts), Radians are the standard unit used in calculus and physics.
Other units include Gradians (used in some civil engineering applications, where a right angle is 100 units) and Quadrants (which represent 1/4 of a full rotation).
Understanding these conversions is crucial for trigonometry, engineering, and astronomical calculations where different fields may prefer one unit over another for convenience or precision.
How To Use
- Enter the numerical value of the angle.
- Select the unit you are converting **from**.
- Select the unit you are converting **to**.
- The converted value and steps will appear below.
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About
An angle converter is a mathematical tool used to switch between different systems of angular measurement. While Degrees are the most common unit in everyday life (dividing a circle into 360 parts), Radians are the standard unit used in calculus and physics.
Other units include Gradians (used in some civil engineering applications, where a right angle is 100 units) and Quadrants (which represent 1/4 of a full rotation).
Understanding these conversions is crucial for trigonometry, engineering, and astronomical calculations where different fields may prefer one unit over another for convenience or precision.