Description

Here is an example of a simple Sage interact. In order to convert radians to degrees we multiply the radians by $\dfrac{180}{\pi}$. The Sage cell below shows the degrees of $\pi$ radians.

Sage Cell

Code

@interact
def _(radians = input_box(default= pi)):
    degrees = radians*(180/pi)
    pretty_print(html(r"$radians = %s$" %radians))
    pretty_print(html(r"$degrees = %s$" %degrees))

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Option

In order to convert degrees to radians we multiply the degrees by $\dfrac{\pi}{180}$. The Sage cell below shows the radians of $180$ degrees.

Code

@interact
def _(degrees = input_box(default= 180)):
    radians = degrees*(pi/180)
    pretty_print(html(r"$degrees = %s$" %degrees))
    pretty_print(html(r"$radians = %s$" %radians))

Tags

Primary Tags—Precalculus: Geometric and algebraic foundations for trigonometry; Programming: Python

Secondary Tags—Geometric and algebraic foundations for trigonometry: Radians, converting radians & degrees; Python: interacts

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Author: Gregory V. Bard, Sage for Undergraduates.

Date: 29 Oct 2018 00:37

Submitted by: James A Phillips