rad
- noun
- /ræd/
- Specialized
- They were recommended to me by my rad chiropractor as the only ones that work.
Examples
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In mathematics, one rad measures the angle created by an arc equal in length to the radius of a circle.
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They want these rad numbers.
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So that means that N rad is equal to north rad plus one.
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And then to convert radians, I'll put rad to degrees.
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Honestly, you can take advantage of a dual rad with just ACPU loop.
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The author of this post at a rad-trad site linked below contends that Newman was considered unorthodox by members of the hierarchy of his day.
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To convert from degrees to radians, multiply the degree value by pi and then divide by 180 to find the equivalent in rad.
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For every full turn around a circle, the angle is equal to 2π rads.
Synonyms
A unit for measuring angles equal to the angle when the circle's edge length equals its radius
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word rad is short for radian, a unit built from radius, which means 'ray' or 'spoke'. So a rad measures an angle based on the circle's radius, because it is the angle made by an arc the same length as the radius.