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> 60 is easier to factor, but that's kind of irrelevant when most AC formulas use frequency as a multiplicator. Is the fact there are 360˚ (2π radians) in a ci
by throw0101d 2y ago
> 60 is easier to factor, but that's kind of irrelevant when most AC formulas use frequency as a multiplicator.
Is the fact there are 360˚ (2π radians) in a circle, and 60 goes into that cleanly, of any use?
- dapperdrake 2y agoNo really, because functions like sin(), cos() and tan() are defined numerically for "expecting Pi as input" rather than 360 degrees of angle.