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Convert the angle in radians to degrees. $- \frac{5?}{4}$ 

          Convert the angle in radians to degrees.
$- \frac{5?}{4}$
Convert the angle in radians to degrees. - (5?)/(4)

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00:01 We're being asked convert negative 3 pi over 4 radiance to degrees.
00:05 Remember, to go from radiance to degrees, you need to multiply your radium value by 180 over pi.
00:11 So we're going to take negative 3 pi over 4 and multiply by 180 over pi.
00:17 Well, first thing, our pi values cancel up...
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