Angle (Radians) from Rise and Run
Calculate direction angle in radians from rise and run using atan2(rise, run).
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0 units Rise; 1 units Run =
0 rad
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Angle (Radians) from Rise and Run
Calculate direction angle in radians from rise and run using atan2(rise, run).
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Common questions about Angle (Radians) from Rise and Run, formulas, and typical use cases.
What does the Angle (Radians) from Rise and Run calculator do?
It helps with feeding component-based direction angles directly into trigonometric formulas in radians.
What formula does the Angle (Radians) from Rise and Run calculator use?
Angle (radians) = atan2(rise, run).
What inputs are valid?
Rise and run can be any finite values except both zero at the same time.
When would I use this?
feeding component-based direction angles directly into trigonometric formulas in radians
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