▸45 degrees = π/4 (0.785398 rad)
- The exact radian value is π/4, a clean pi-fraction, which is useful in proofs and exact calculations.
- This angle is in the first quadrant (0 to 90 degrees).
- sin = 0.7071, cos = 0.7071, tan = 1.
- One full circle is 360 degrees = 2pi radians. A half turn is pi radians (approximately 3.14159).
Next stepUse the reference table below for common angles used in trigonometry, or switch the direction selector above to convert radians back to degrees.