Converting an angle in degree measure to radian measure

The video tutorial explains how to convert a number from degrees to radians. It starts by introducing the concept of degrees and radians, then demonstrates the conversion process by multiplying the degree value by π/180. The tutorial continues by simplifying the resulting fraction to obtain the final radian value, π/6. The video concludes with a brief confirmation of the result.

What is the process to convert a number from degrees to radians?

What fraction do you multiply degrees by to convert to radians?

What happens to the degree symbols during the conversion process?

What is the reduced form of 30π/180?

What is the final result of converting degrees to radians in this example?