Degrees to Turns: -45 deg
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-45 deg converts to
-0.125 turns
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Input: -45 deg
Output: -0.125 turns
Degrees to Turns
Convert angle measurements from degrees to turns (revolutions).
Calculated Result
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Nearby Reference Values
| Degrees | Turns |
|---|---|
| -180 deg | -0.5 turns |
| -165 deg | -0.458333 turns |
| -150 deg | -0.416667 turns |
| -135 deg | -0.375 turns |
| -120 deg | -0.333333 turns |
| -105 deg | -0.291667 turns |
| -90 deg | -0.25 turns |
| -75 deg | -0.208333 turns |
| -60 deg | -0.166667 turns |
| -45 deg | -0.125 turns |
| -30 deg | -0.083333 turns |
| -15 deg | -0.041667 turns |
| 0 deg | 0 turns |
| 15 deg | 0.041667 turns |
| 30 deg | 0.083333 turns |
| 45 deg | 0.125 turns |
| 60 deg | 0.166667 turns |
| 75 deg | 0.208333 turns |
| 90 deg | 0.25 turns |
| 105 deg | 0.291667 turns |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Degrees to Turns, formulas, and expected usage.
What does the Degrees to Turns calculator do?
It helps with converting angle values into revolutions for rotation and motion calculations.
What formula does the Degrees to Turns calculator use?
Turns = degrees / 360.
What inputs are valid?
Any finite degree value is valid.
When would I use this?
converting angle values into revolutions for rotation and motion calculations
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