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Which of these four angles is the largest?

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  • A60°
  • B1 radian
  • Cπ/4 radians
  • D50°

Step-by-Step Solution

Convert everything to degrees: 1 radian = 180°/π ≈ 57.3°, and π/4 radians = 45°. The list is therefore 60°, 57.3°, 45° and 50°, so 60° wins. One radian looks small written down but is nearly 60° — assuming a bare '1' must be the smallest entry is the usual slip.
Answer: A) 60°

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