DEGREES function

Description

Degrees function. DEGREES(x) converts an angle x expressed in radians to degrees.

The relation between the 2 units is as follows: 2 x Pi radians = 360 degrees.

The argument x can be a real number or a matrix. When it is a matrix, the function returns a matrix with the same dimensions and with the DEGREES function applied to all elements.

Examples

DEGREES(PI()/2) equals 90.

Calculator

Graph

Function:	DEGREES()
	X-axis	Y-axis
Minimum:	Minimum X	Minimum Y
Maximum:	Maximum X	Maximum Y

Enter the argument(s) for the function, including the symbol x.
Enter the minimum and maximum for the X-axis and for the Y-axis.
To let the software define the Y-axis automatically, leave both input fields for the Y-axis empty.

Related functions

• RADIANS function: converts degrees to radians.
• Trigonometric functions

External links

• Trigonometric functions on Wikipedia.