Gradians
The gradian is an angular unit of angle, equal to 9⁄10 of a degree or 1⁄400 of a turn
Gradians to Degrees (g to º)
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Gradians to Degrees formula
º =
g * 0.90000
Gradians to Degrees formula
º =
g * 0.90000
Degrees
The degree is properly referred to as an arc degree, or a degree of arc. It is a measurement of angle (1/360th of a full rotation) and although not an official SI unit it is an accepted SI unit.
Gradians to Degrees table
| Gradians | Degrees |
|---|---|
| 0g | 0.00º |
| 1g | 0.90º |
| 2g | 1.80º |
| 3g | 2.70º |
| 4g | 3.60º |
| 5g | 4.50º |
| 6g | 5.40º |
| 7g | 6.30º |
| 8g | 7.20º |
| 9g | 8.10º |
| 10g | 9.00º |
| 11g | 9.90º |
| 12g | 10.80º |
| 13g | 11.70º |
| 14g | 12.60º |
| 15g | 13.50º |
| 16g | 14.40º |
| 17g | 15.30º |
| 18g | 16.20º |
| 19g | 17.10º |