Mils here are NATO mils — 6,400 to a full turn — not the 6,283 true milliradians in a circle. Check which system a compass, sight or drawing expects.
Convert degrees to radians, gradians, turns, arcminutes, arcseconds and NATO mils — for geometry, navigation, surveying, astronomy and optics.
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Convert degrees to radians, gradians, turns, arcminutes, arcseconds and NATO mils — for geometry, navigation, surveying, astronomy and optics.
A right angle is 90 degrees: pi/2 radians, 100 gradians, or exactly a quarter of a full turn.
Result = input × source-unit factor ÷ destination-unit factor. All factors are relative to the same base unit; intermediate values are not rounded.
Degrees, Radians, Turns, Gradians, Arcminutes, Arcseconds, Mils (NATO). Read the labels carefully: regional or decimal/binary variants are separate choices.
In radians, arc length equals radius times angle, which keeps calculus and wave formulas simple. A full turn is 2 pi radians — about 6.2832.
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