Arcminutes to Radians Converter
How to convert arcminutes to radians
radians = arcminutes ÷ 3,437.74677
To convert arcminutes to radians, divide the number of arcminutes by 3,437.74677.
1′ = 0.000290888209 rad
Examples
- One degree: 60′ ÷ 3,437.74677 = 0.0174532925 rad
- 30′ ÷ 3,437.74677 = 0.00872664626 rad
Arcminutes to radians conversion table
| Arcminutes (′) | Radians (rad) |
|---|---|
| 1′ | 0.000290888209 rad |
| 5′ | 0.00145444104 rad |
| 10′ | 0.00290888209 rad |
| 15′ | 0.00436332313 rad |
| 20′ | 0.00581776417 rad |
| 30′ | 0.00872664626 rad |
| 45′ | 0.0130899694 rad |
| 60′ | 0.0174532925 rad |
| 90′ | 0.0261799388 rad |
| 120′ | 0.034906585 rad |
| 180′ | 0.0523598776 rad |
| 300′ | 0.0872664626 rad |
| 600′ | 0.174532925 rad |
Unit definitions
- Arcminute (′)
- An arcminute, or minute of arc, is 1/60 of a degree. It is used in navigation, astronomy and geographic coordinates.
- Radian (rad)
- The radian is the SI unit of angle: the angle at the center of a circle subtended by an arc equal in length to the radius. A full turn is 2π radians, so one radian is 180/π degrees, about 57.2958°.