Angle (Radians) from Rise and Run: 2 units Rise; 5 units Run
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2 units Rise; 5 units Run converts to
0.380506 rad
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Input: 2 units Rise; 5 units Run
Output: 0.380506 rad
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Angle (Radians) from Rise and Run
Calculate direction angle in radians from rise and run using atan2(rise, run).
Calculated Result
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Nearby Reference Values
| Scenario | Angle |
|---|---|
| 1 units Rise; 2 units Run | 0.463648 rad |
| 1 units Rise; 5 units Run | 0.197396 rad |
| 1 units Rise; 10 units Run | 0.099669 rad |
| 2 units Rise; -10 units Run | 2.944197 rad |
| 2 units Rise; -5 units Run | 2.761086 rad |
| 2 units Rise; -2 units Run | 2.356194 rad |
| 2 units Rise; -1 units Run | 2.034444 rad |
| 2 units Rise; 0 units Run | 1.570796 rad |
| 2 units Rise; 1 units Run | 1.107149 rad |
| 2 units Rise; 2 units Run | 0.785398 rad |
| 2 units Rise; 5 units Run | 0.380506 rad |
| 2 units Rise; 10 units Run | 0.197396 rad |
| 5 units Rise; -10 units Run | 2.677945 rad |
| 5 units Rise; -5 units Run | 2.356194 rad |
| 5 units Rise; -2 units Run | 1.951303 rad |
| 5 units Rise; -1 units Run | 1.768192 rad |
| 5 units Rise; 0 units Run | 1.570796 rad |
| 5 units Rise; 1 units Run | 1.373401 rad |
| 5 units Rise; 2 units Run | 1.19029 rad |
| 5 units Rise; 5 units Run | 0.785398 rad |
| 5 units Rise; 10 units Run | 0.463648 rad |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Angle (Radians) from Rise and Run, formulas, and expected usage.
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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