Convert 300 degrees to radian measure

The video tutorial explains how to convert degrees to radians by using the conversion ratio π/180. It demonstrates the process with an example of converting 300 degrees to radians. The tutorial covers multiplying the degree value by the conversion ratio, simplifying the fraction, and finding the final answer in radians. The largest common divisor is used to simplify the fraction, resulting in the final answer of 5π/3 radians.

What is the conversion ratio used to convert degrees to radians?

• 90 degrees to π

• π to 90 degrees

• π to 180 degrees

• 180 degrees to π

Why is multiplying by π/180 not changing the problem?

• Because it is the same value in different units

• Because it is a different value

• Because it changes the units

• Because it simplifies the calculation

What is the first step in converting 300 degrees to radians?

• Multiply 300 by π/180

• Multiply 300 by 180

• Add 300 to π

• Divide 300 by π

How can the fraction 300/180 be simplified?

• By dividing both by 30

• By dividing both by 60

• By multiplying both by 60

• By adding 60 to both

What is the final result of converting 300 degrees to radians?

• 5π/3 radians

• 3π/5 radians

• 5π radians

• π/3 radians