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Convert the angle 
theta=(133 pi)/(72) radians to degrees.
Express your answer exactly.

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Convert the angle \newlineθ=133π72\theta=\frac{133\pi}{72} radians to degrees.\newlineExpress your answer exactly.\newlineθ=\theta=\square^\circ

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Q. Convert the angle \newlineθ=133π72\theta=\frac{133\pi}{72} radians to degrees.\newlineExpress your answer exactly.\newlineθ=\theta=\square^\circ
  1. Convert to degrees: To convert radians to degrees, we use the conversion factor that π\pi radians is equal to 180180 degrees. The formula to convert from radians to degrees is:\newlineθ\theta (degrees) = θ\theta (radians) ×\times (180/π180/\pi)\newlineLet's apply this formula to the given angle.
  2. Write given angle: First, we write down the given angle in radians:\newlineθ=133π72\theta = \frac{133\pi}{72}\newlineNow, we multiply this angle by the conversion factor 180π\frac{180}{\pi} to convert it to degrees.\newlineθ\theta (degrees) = (133π72)×180π\left(\frac{133\pi}{72}\right) \times \frac{180}{\pi}
  3. Apply conversion factor: We can simplify the expression by canceling out the π\pi terms: θ\theta (degrees) = (13372)×180\left(\frac{133}{72}\right) \times 180
  4. Simplify expression: Now, we perform the multiplication to find the exact value in degrees:\newlineθ\theta (degrees) = 133×(180/72)133 \times (180/72)\newlineθ\theta (degrees) = 133×2.5133 \times 2.5
  5. Perform multiplication: Finally, we calculate the multiplication:\newlineθ\theta (degrees) = 332.5332.5\newlineSo, the angle in degrees is exactly 332.5332.5 degrees.

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