why is circle always 360deg big?

Don't know, why is a meter stick always a meter big?

Rotation of the earth around the sun ≈ 360 days

>>8899379
By convention

>>8899402
OK then why is a day not 360 hours?

>>8899379
its not its actually 2pi radians

>>8899379
I'm way more interested in the circumference of that rack.

Seriously, does the alphabet even have a letter for that cupsize?

>>8899379
Greeks.
Google it brainlet.

Also minute = 60 seconds = 60 degrees
Op = fag

>>8899454
Size KKK

>>8899465
>Greeks

You call others brainlet when you should be calling yourself that.

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Because I said so faggot

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>>8899465
>one moa = sixty degrees
Must be using the avoirdupotato system of measurement

>>8899465

Babylonians moron because they used Base 60.

>>8899575
rude anime

>>8899438
Are degrees ever used in higher math or is it radians from Calc on?

>>8899648

Radians only once you hit calc. Exact measure >>> approximation

>the irony when a great deal of Calc is approximation

>>8899648
>math
Radians or doubleradians will always be more useful because of subtended arc length.
>engineering
US engineering curricula rely on foot-pound-second measurements depending on discipline and instructor. They definitely use degree-minute-second measurements.
Rest of the world probably uses decimal degrees in engineering, but I can't be sure.

>>8899379
rectangle = 90 degrees
square = 4*rectangle = 360 degrees

circle = 4* rectangle = 360 degrees

>>8899429
it's 360 four-minutes

It's actually only 1 unit big. Everything is 1 unit depending on what you mean by unit.

>>8899697
Except for my dick, it's 2 units big

>>8899701
2 inches to be specific

>>8899727
2 parsecs actually

>>8899867
2 yottameters really