Texas Instruments TI-30XIIB Owners Manual - Page 35
Degree, Radian, Conversions
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Degree, Radian, Grad Conversions It is frequently necessary to convert angular values from one unit system to another. While there are no special conversion keys for this purpose. the key sequences to convert angular units are relatively simple and can be used without affecting the memory register or calculations in progress. First. be sure the calculator is in the correct angular mode for entry of the angle to be converted. Conversion Degrees to Radians Degrees to Grads Grads to Degrees 1 11 Grads to Radians Radians to Degrees Radians to Grads Example: Express 50 degrees fll radians. then grads. then back to degrees. Select degree mode Enter Press Display Comments 50 P.. [oil keld DI E '.87266463 Radians Lim] p atilt) I '55 555556 Grads 50. Degrees The angular range of the above conversions must be limited to the first and fourth quadrants: 0190 degrees 01100 grads 0 1- 1r/2 radians Larger angles used in the conversion sequences are returned in the first or fourth quadrants as governed by the calculator arcsine function. 33