Convert 2 Arcsecond to Radian - Angle

A list of units symbol and data.
From ″	To rad	All conversion
1 ″	0.00000484813681109536 rad
2 ″	0.00000969627362219072 rad
3 ″	0.00001454441043328608 rad
4 ″	0.00001939254724438144 rad
5 ″	0.0000242406840554768 rad
6 ″	0.00002908882086657216 rad
7 ″	0.000033936957677667516 rad
8 ″	0.00003878509448876288 rad
9 ″	0.00004363323129985824 rad
10 ″	0.0000484813681109536 rad

A list of units symbol and data.

From ″

To rad

All conversion

1 ″

0.00000484813681109536 rad

2 ″

0.00000969627362219072 rad

3 ″

0.00001454441043328608 rad

4 ″

0.00001939254724438144 rad

5 ″

0.0000242406840554768 rad

6 ″

0.00002908882086657216 rad

7 ″

0.000033936957677667516 rad

8 ″

0.00003878509448876288 rad

9 ″

0.00004363323129985824 rad

10 ″

0.0000484813681109536 rad

Arcsecond (″)

An arcsecond is 1/60th of an arcminute or 1/3600th of a degree, providing an even more precise unit for angular measurement. This level of precision is crucial in disciplines like astronomy and geodesy, where minute angular differences can have significant implications in observations and measurements.

Radian (rad)

The radian is the SI unit for measuring angles, defined as the angle created when the arc length equals the radius of the circle. This unit is pivotal in mathematics and physics, particularly in trigonometry and calculus, due to its natural relationship with circular motion. One full revolution equals 2π radians, making it essential for calculations involving periodic functions and rotational dynamics.