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This is @AbbyANoble's feedback for @kathypinzon's TR1. (Note to other TBIL editors--- please don't accept changes or merge this PR! This is for Kathy!)
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Degrees are not the only way to measure an angle. We can also describe the angle's measure by the amount of the circumference of the circle that the angle's rotation created. | ||
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Recall that the circumference of a circle is given by <m>C=2\pi r</m>, where <m>r</m> is the radius of the circle. FINISH THIS! |
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This is not fixed yet. Will get to it on the next commit!
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This is ready now @kathypinzon! I tried to add in some stuff about how what radians are. I also added in an activity for them to develop the pi/180 and 180/pi conversions as well as some fluency at the end. Let me know what you think! |
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@AbbyANoble Should we just go ahead and merge this in? I read through the latest version with your improvements and I think it is pretty good. |
This is @AbbyANoble's feedback for @kathypinzon's TR1. (Note to other TBIL editors--- please don't accept changes or merge this PR! This is for Kathy!)