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I guess radians are “magic” in that sin and cos can be defined by infinite series that look nice (and feel canonical). You have to manipulate those series to ge
by quickthrower2 3y ago
I guess radians are “magic” in that sin and cos can be defined by infinite series that look nice (and feel canonical). You have to manipulate those series to get 360 or even just revolutions.
- nlitened 3y agoAs codeflo showed in a sibling comment, actually I am wrong, and Pi's special magic also becomes from Taylor's series expansion. So turns out that Pi is the real magic number rather than just our arbitrary choice!