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To access the angle features, you need the angle button…

Let’s convert from degrees to radians… You need to put the calculator in the mode that you are trying to convert to… Mode Switch to radians Now you are ready to convert from degrees to radians.

Convert each angle measure from degrees to radians. Round to three decimal places. 129  = r Keystrokes: 129 2nd APPS1 129  ENTER 129 

Convert each angle measure from degrees to radians. Round to three decimal places. 248  = r -119  = r 2651  = r

Let’s convert from radians to degrees… You need to put the calculator in the mode that you are trying to convert to… Mode Switch to degrees Now you are ready to convert from radians to degrees.

Convert each angle measure from radians to degrees. Round to three decimal places  Keystrokes: (5  /21) 2nd APPS 3 (5  /21) r ENTER (5  /21) r

Convert each angle measure from radians to degrees. Round to three decimal places   27 

There are 360  in each circle. Let’s assume this to be 1 

Each degree is broken up into 60 smaller parts called minutes. 1  = 60’

Each minute is broken up into 60 smaller parts called seconds. 1’ = 60’’

In summary… 1  = 60’ 1’ = 60’’ 1  = 3600’’

Let’s convert from degrees/minutes/seconds to decimal degrees. You need to put the calculator in the mode that you are trying to convert to… Mode Switch to degrees Now you are ready to convert from D  M’S”.

Convert each angle measure from D  M’S” to decimal degrees. Round to three decimal places. 32  15’=  Keystrokes: 32 2nd APPS 1 32  ENTER 32  15’ 15 2nd APPS 2 32  15’ 32.25

Convert each angle measure from D  M’S” to decimal degrees. Round to three decimal places. 67  35’22”=  Keystrokes: 67 2nd APPS 1 67  ENTER 67  35’ 35 2nd APPS 2 67  35’22” 22 ALPHA + 67  35’22”

Convert each angle measure from D  M’S” to decimal degrees. Round to three decimal places. 48  12’52” =  -19  47’36” =  104  56” =  Enter as 104  0’56”

Let’s convert from decimal degrees to degrees/minutes/seconds You need to put the calculator in the mode that you are trying to convert to… Mode Make sure you are in degrees Now you are ready to convert from decimal degrees to D  M’S”.

Convert each angle measure from decimal degrees to D  M’S”. Round to three decimal places  = 38  35’31.2” Keystrokes: nd APPS4 ENTER DMS 38  35’31.2”