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rad2deg - 각도를 라디안에서 도(Degree)로 변환 - MATLAB - MathWorks 한국

D = rad2deg(pi) · D = 180 ; 구면 거리 · 지구의 평균 반지름과 지구 곡면을 따라 뮌헨에서 방갈로르까지 측정된 거리를 지정합니다(단위: km). 뮌헨과 방갈로르 간 구면 거리를 도 단위로 계산합니다. dist = 7194; radEarth = 6371; R = dist/radEarth; D = rad2deg(R) · D = 64.6972

D. R. Kaprekar

Kaprekar Born D.R. Kaprekar 17 January 1905 Dahanu , Bombay Presidency , India Died 1986... [3] He attended the University of Mumbai, receiving his bachelor's degree in 1929. Having never...

deg2rad - 도(Degree)에서 라디안으로 각도 변환 - MATLAB - MathWorks 한국

D = 64.7; radEarth = 6371; R = deg2rad(D); dist = radEarth*R · dist = 7.1943e+03

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