Answer to Question #347870 in Trigonometry for Tiny diamond

Question #347870

Find the equivalent acute angle of 13.5

Expert's answer

"13.5-4\\pi\\approx0.93363(rad)"

"0<13.5-4\\pi<\\dfrac{\\pi}{2}"

The equivalent acute angle of 13.5 radian is "0.93363" radian.

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