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#1 Posted: 11/12/2017 12:50:22 PM
Magne Kristian Oen

Magne Kristian Oen

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Hi,

I am new user of Smath and in order to teach myself a bit about this software I am trying make a simple calculation in degrees. However, I cannot find degrees? I cannot find Angle in the insert meny at all? What am I doing wrong?

Best Regards, Magne
#2 Posted: 11/12/2017 1:18:16 PM
sergio

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you can use
Insert -> Unit -> select "degree"

or shortcut ' -> select "°"

sergio
#3 Posted: 11/12/2017 1:21:08 PM
Magne Kristian Oen

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Sorry my question was inaccurate, degrees as 360 per whole circle not radians.

Thanks for the quick reply anyway!

Regards,

Magne
#4 Posted: 11/12/2017 1:27:19 PM
Magne Kristian Oen

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Sorry my bad!

I misunderstood the callout, it IS ordinary degrees!

Thanks and regards, Magne
#5 Posted: 11/12/2017 3:03:03 PM
Jean Giraud

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2/3=38.1972°
#6 Posted: 11/12/2017 10:12:08 PM
Jean Giraud

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Wrote

However, I cannot find degrees? I cannot find Angle in the insert meny at all?



RadianDegree.PNG
#7 Posted: 11/13/2017 4:09:22 AM
Magne Kristian Oen

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Thank you!

This is exactly what I am unable to do! How do I make the trigonometric function return degrees?

Do I simply type the unit after the result? ( I am sorry if these questions are really daft!?)

Regards,

Magne
#8 Posted: 11/13/2017 6:50:48 AM
Jean Giraud

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Wrote

This is exactly what I am unable to do! How do I make the trigonometric function return degrees?

Do I simply type the unit after the result?



All numerical functions are approximations in computing machinery.
Trigonometric function are in radian. If you want result in °
1. click on the empty place holder of the result,
2. click on the unit drop down menu from the tool bar,
3. click on ° or deg ... scroll down for 'rad' if you want result in radian.

UnitDegree_1.PNG

UnitDegree.PNG

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#9 Posted: 11/13/2017 7:35:20 AM
Magne Kristian Oen

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Thank you very much! Now I can make it work. I thought I had tried this but I probably used the input "position" wrong, I believe I simply typed it at the wrong place.

Thank you again, this is great forum!

Regards, Magne
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