Hi,
Does anyone know how to convert circular measures to linear ones? For example, degrees to linear? The problem is, of course, that 360 = 0.
Thanks very much!
Adel
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Circular to linear please
by Adel » Fri Nov 04, 2005 1:51 am
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Re: Circular to linear please
by Ken Chevy » Sun Nov 06, 2005 1:41 pm
Adel wrote:Hi,
Does anyone know how to convert circular measures to linear ones? For example, degrees to linear? The problem is, of course, that 360 = 0.
Thanks very much!
Adel
If you mean you have something round and want to know what it would be if it were a straight line just take it times PI PI=3.14
so something 10 foot in diameter would take a rope 31.4 feet long to go around it.
Was that your question?
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