Convert Grad to Rad (Angle)




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Gradians and radians are both used to measure angles, but they originate from different systems. One gradian equals approximately 0.015708 radians. Radians are the SI unit and are preferred in mathematics and physics for their natural integration into formulas involving circular motion and wave behavior.

For example, 200 gradians equals π radians — a relationship that simplifies trigonometric equations and rotational dynamics. Gradians divide a circle into 400 parts, making them useful in surveying and engineering where decimal-based calculations are favored. Converting gradians to radians allows professionals to bridge practical field measurements with theoretical models. This conversion is especially relevant in robotics, mechanical design, and geodesy, where angular precision supports accurate modeling and control.

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