what angle in radians corresponds to 3 rotations around the unit circle

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To find the angle in radians corresponding to 3 rotations around the unit circle, we need to determine the total angle covered by 3 full rotations.

One full rotation around the unit circle corresponds to an angle of 2π radians.

Therefore, 3 rotations would be equal to 3 times the angle of 1 rotation:
3 rotations * 2π radians/rotation = 6π radians

So, 3 rotations around the unit circle corresponds to an angle of 6π radians.

To find the angle in radians that corresponds to 3 rotations around the unit circle, we need to consider that one complete rotation around the unit circle corresponds to an angle of 2π radians.

Since 3 rotations are equivalent to three times the angle for one complete rotation, we can multiply 2π by 3 to get the angle in radians.

Angle in radians = 2π * 3

Calculating the result:

Angle in radians = 6π

Therefore, 3 rotations around the unit circle correspond to an angle of 6π radians.

well, since 1 rotation is 2π, can you not figure out three rotations?

By the way, it holds for any circle, not just the unit circle.