Convert Deg to Grad (Angle)




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Degrees and gradians are both units for measuring angles, but they divide the circle differently. One degree equals approximately 1.1111 gradians. While degrees split a circle into 360 parts, gradians divide it into 400, making them more compatible with decimal-based calculations.

For example, 90 degrees equals 100 gradians — a value commonly used in surveying and civil engineering to represent right angles. This conversion is particularly useful when working with slope gradients, land boundaries, or infrastructure layouts. Gradians simplify calculations involving percentages and decimal fractions, which is why they’re favored in some technical fields. Converting degrees to gradians allows professionals to align traditional angular measurements with modern computational tools and standards. This relationship also appears in geodesy and mapping, where precision and consistency are critical for accurate spatial analysis.

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