In an equilateral triangle, all of the angles are equal, to
- pi divided by 2.
- pi divided by 3.
- pi divided by 4.
Explanation from PART66Online
Each angle of an equilateral triangle is 60 degrees. Converting to radians, 60 degrees equals (60/180)*pi = pi/3. Thus all three angles are pi divided by 3; pi/2 would be 90 degrees and pi/4 would be 45 degrees, neither of which fits.
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piesoup asked · 12 Jan 2015
Please explain.
Pi / 3 = 1.047198.
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PART66Online
14 Jan 2015
In angles pi equals 180 degrees.
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piesoup
14 Jan 2015
Thank you Dimky!
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