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Convert the angle 
theta=228^(@) to radians.
Express your answer exactly.

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Convert the angle θ=228 \theta=228^{\circ} to radians.\newlineExpress your answer exactly.\newlineθ= radians  \theta=\square \text { radians }

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Q. Convert the angle θ=228 \theta=228^{\circ} to radians.\newlineExpress your answer exactly.\newlineθ= radians  \theta=\square \text { radians }
  1. Convert to Radians: To convert degrees to radians, we use the conversion factor that 180180 degrees is equal to π\pi radians. The formula to convert degrees to radians is:\newlineθ\theta radians = θ\theta degrees * (π(\pi radians / 180180 degrees)
  2. Apply Formula: Now, we apply the formula to the given angle, θ=228\theta = 228 degrees: θ\theta radians = 228228 degrees (π* (\pi radians / 180180 degrees)
  3. Simplify Expression: We simplify the expression by dividing 228228 by 180180 and then multiplying by π\pi:
    θ\theta radians = (228/180)×π(228 / 180) \times \pi
    θ\theta radians = (38/30)×π(38 / 30) \times \pi
    θ\theta radians = (19/15)×π(19 / 15) \times \pi
  4. Exact Value in Radians: The exact value in radians for theta is therefore: θ=1915×π\theta = \frac{19}{15} \times \pi This is the simplest exact form of the angle in radians.

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