Why 360 degrees in a Circle?

[@karonmeakin9728]

when you displayed the factors of 360 round the number 360 itself in big you missed 9, 9 is also a factor of 360

[@kirkclarke7396]

There are 360 degrees in a turn, not a circle. There are 180 degrees in a circle.

[@a.r.7883]

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[@kirkclarke7396]

@@a.r.7883 My mistake, if a circle is an infinite sided polygon which it is often defined as being since circles are not possible then infinity times 179.9... (ie 180) = 180 which is the same as a straight line which is infinity times 180 degress = 180 degrees. You can't add more to it if it is 180

[@karonmeakin9728]

@@kirkclarke73969 is also a factor of 360 and it didn't show up when the factors displayed round the number in big which what you could do to see if 9 goes in exactly which is with no remainder is add the digits of the number up and if the result is a number that 9 will go into exactly 9 will go into the original number as well exactly which 3+6+0=9 and 9 will go into 9 exactly because every number is a factor of itself and so therefore 9 also will go exactly into 360

[@karonmeakin9728]

@@kirkclarke7396 9 is also a factor of 360 and it didn't show up when the factors displayed round the number in big which what you could do to see if 9 will go in exactly which is with no remainder is add the digits of the number up and if the result is a number that 9 will go into exactly 9 will go into the original number as well exactly which 3+6+0=9 and 9 will go into 9 exactly because every number is a factor of itself and so therefore 9 will also go exactly into 360

[@kirkclarke7396]

@@karonmeakin9728 why are you telling me this?

[@a.r.7883]

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