allery6 radians converts to approximately:
A60°
B343°38′11″
C6°
D180°
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 343°38′11″
We have 6 × (180/π) = 6 × 180 × 7/22.
That is 6 × (180/π) = 1080 × 7/22.
So 6 × (180/π) = 343.636.
degrees = 343°38′11″ approximately.
This is far more than 6 degrees — radian is a much larger unit than degree.
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