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Degrees and Radians of a Unit Circle

0°

0

30°

π/6

45°

π/4

60°

π/3

120°

2π/3

90°

π/2

135°

3π/4

150°

5π/6

180°

π

210°

7π/6

225°

5π/4

240°

4π/3

270°

3π/2

300°

5π/3

315°

7π/4

330°

11π/6

360°

2π