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Find the radian measure for 33°15'.

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\(\because\) 1° = \(\frac{\pi}{180}\) radian

& 1° = 60' (60' minute)

\(\therefore\) 1' = (\(\frac1{60}\)

⇒ 15'  = (15/60)' = (1/4)'

\(\therefore\) 33°15' = 33° + (1/4)° = (33 + 1/4)°

 = \((\frac{132+1}4)\)° = \((\frac{133}4)\)° 

 = \(\frac{133}4\times\frac{\pi}{180}\) radian (\(\because 1° = \frac{\pi}{180}\) radian)

 = \(\frac{133\pi}{720}\) radian

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