Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · Angles and Trigonometric Functions · medium
A full circle has 6400 mils. How many mils are in an angle of 0.5 radian?
- 1018.59
- 254.65
- 3200
- 509.3
Answer
D. 509.3
Solution
One radian equals 6400/2π 1018.59 mils, so 0.5 rad 509.30 mils.
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