Convert Radians to Degree & Back in R Programming (2 Examples)
In this tutorial you’ll learn how to transform radian to degree and vice versa in R programming.
Setting up the Examples
install.packages("units") # Install & load units package library("units") |
install.packages("units") # Install & load units package library("units")
my_radians <- as_units(c(3.43, 7.15, 6.22), "radians") # Create example radians my_radians # Units: [rad] # [1] 3.43 7.15 6.22 |
my_radians <- as_units(c(3.43, 7.15, 6.22), "radians") # Create example radians my_radians # Units: [rad] # [1] 3.43 7.15 6.22
Example 1: Transforming Radians to Degree Using set_units() Function of units Package
my_degree <- set_units(my_radians, "degrees") # Converting radians to degree my_degree # Units: [°] # [1] 196.5245 409.6648 356.3797 |
my_degree <- set_units(my_radians, "degrees") # Converting radians to degree my_degree # Units: [°] # [1] 196.5245 409.6648 356.3797
Example 2: Transforming Degree to Radians Using set_units() Function of units Package
my_radians_b <- set_units(my_degree, "radians") # Converting degree to radians my_radians_b # Units: [rad] # [1] 3.43 7.15 6.22 |
my_radians_b <- set_units(my_degree, "radians") # Converting degree to radians my_radians_b # Units: [rad] # [1] 3.43 7.15 6.22