Convert 160° to Radians in Exact Form, Without the Use $\theta$

question 35

Multiple Choice

Convert 160° to radians in exact form, without the use of a calculator.

• A). \(\theta\) = rad
• B). \(\theta\) = rad
• C).\(\theta\) = rad
• D). \(\theta\)= 28,800\(\pi\) rad

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