Convert degree to turn
degree
Definition: A degree (symbol: °) is a unit of angular measurement defined by a full rotation of 360 degrees. Because a full rotation equals 2π radians, one degree is equivalent to π/180 radians. Although a degree is not an SI (International System of Units) unit, it is an accepted unit within the SI brochure.
History/origin: The origin of the degree as a unit of rotation and angles is not clear. One of the theories suggests that 360 is readily divisible, has 24 divisors, and is divisible by every number from one to ten, except for seven, making the number 360 a versatile option for use as an angle measure.
Current use: The degree is widely used when referencing angular measures. While the degree might be more prevalent in common usage, and many people have a more practical understanding of angles in terms of degrees, the radian is the preferred measurement of angle for most math applications. This is because the radian is based on the number π which is heavily used throughout mathematics, while the degree is largely based on the arbitrary choice of 360 degrees dividing a circle.
turn
Definition: Turn is a measure of plane angle or rotation. For conversion purposes, its value is 360 times the reference unit, degree.
degree to turn Conversion Table
| degree [°] | turn [turn] |
|---|---|
| 0.01 degree | 0.000028 turn |
| 0.10 degree | 0.000278 turn |
| 1 degree | 0.002778 turn |
| 2 degree | 0.005556 turn |
| 3 degree | 0.008333 turn |
| 5 degree | 0.0139 turn |
| 10 degree | 0.0278 turn |
| 20 degree | 0.0556 turn |
| 50 degree | 0.1389 turn |
| 100 degree | 0.2778 turn |
| 1000 degree | 2.78 turn |
How to Convert degree to turn
1 degree = 0.002778 turn
1 turn = 360.00 degree
Example
Convert 15 degree to turn:
15 degree = 15 × 0.002778 turn = 0.041667 turn
