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Turn (geometry)
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A turn is a unit of plane angle, equal to 360° or 2p radians. As an angular unit it is mainly useful for large angles, such as in connection with coils and rotating objects. See also winding number.
A turn is also named as revolution or complete rotation or cycle.
The British astronomer and science writer Sir Fred Hoyle (1915 - 2001)

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A turn is a unit of plane angle, equal to 360° or 2p radians. As an angular unit it is mainly useful for large angles, such as in connection with coils and rotating objects. See also winding number.
A turn is also named as revolution or complete rotation or cycle.
The British astronomer and science writer Sir Fred Hoyle (1915 - 2001)
in Astronomy (London 1962), proposed dividing the circle, or turn into 1000 milliturns, with each milliturn corresponding to an angle of 21' 36", or 0.36 degrees.
=Examples of use=
Turn is used in complex dynamics for measure of external and internal angles
Conversion of some common angles
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