Angle Unit Converter
Last updated: Saturday, April 29, 2023
In geometry, an angle is a geometric figure formed by two lines that share a common endpoint. The measurement of an angle is usually given in degrees, and it is determined by the amount of rotation between the two lines. There are different types of angles, including acute angles, right angles, obtuse angles, straight angles, reflex angles, and full angles.
Acute angles measure less than 90 degrees, while right angles measure exactly 90 degrees. Obtuse angles measure greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees. Straight angles measure exactly 180 degrees, while reflex angles measure greater than 180 degrees but less than 360 degrees. Finally, full angles measure exactly 360 degrees.
Total number of units: base units (28) - derived units (560)
Total possible conversions: base units (756) - derived units (313,040)
Total possible conversions: base units (756) - derived units (313,040)
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rad
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rad
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yocto
[ y ]
zepto
[ z ]
atto
[ a ]
femto
[ f ]
pico
[ p ]
nano
[ n ]
micro
[ µ ]
milli
[ m ]
centi
[ c ]
deci
[ d ]
one
[ _ ]
deca
[ da ]
hecto
[ h ]
kilo
[ k ]
mega
[ M ]
giga
[ G ]
tera
[ T ]
peta
[ P ]
exa
[ E ]
zetta
[ Z ]
yotta
[ Y ]
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angular mil
[ mrad ]
military
arc minute
[ arcmin ]
arc second
[ arcsec ]
binary degree
[ brad ]
binary radian
[ brad ]
circle
[ cir ]
cycle
[ cy ]
degree
[ deg ]
full circle
[ fc ]
full turn
[ ft ]
gon
[ g ]
grad
[ g ]
grade
[ g ]
gradian
[ g ]
half circle
[ hc ]
hour angle
[ ha ]
milliradian
[ mrad ]
military
minute of arc
[ moa ]
octant
[ oct ]
point
[ p ]
quadrant
[ quad ]
radian
[ rad ]
revolution
[ rev ]
right angle
[ ra ]
rotation
[ r ]
second of arc
[ soa ]
sextant
[ s ]
sign
[ s ]
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