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Angle Calculator

Convert angles between degrees, radians, and gradians. Find complementary and supplementary angles, plus sine, cosine, and tangent values.

Inputs

°

Results

Degrees

45°

Radians0.785398
Gradians50
Complementary (90° - θ)45°
Supplementary (180° - θ)135°
sin(θ)0.707107
cos(θ)0.707107
tan(θ)1
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter an angle in degrees (from -360 to 360) in the Angle field; the calculator converts it to radians (rad = deg × π/180) and gradians (grad = deg × 10/9).
  2. Complementary angle = 90° − θ; Supplementary angle = 180° − θ, both always shown alongside the conversions.
  3. sin(θ), cos(θ), and tan(θ) are computed at the entered angle.
  4. Tan is undefined at angles like 90° and 270°; the calculator flags these cases rather than showing a numeric value.
  5. Use the Slope Calculator to convert a rise/run ratio into the equivalent angle of inclination.

How the result changes with Angle

AngleDegrees
-288-288°
-108-108°
108108°
288288°

What each input means

Angle
Angle in degrees.

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    Angle = 45 = 1 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Degrees
    Degrees = angle
    45 = 45
  3. Calculate Radians
    Radians
    0.785398 = 0.785398
  4. Calculate Gradians
    Gradians
    50 = 50

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