I was trying to calculate cos29'
online but it gave me negative values. I guess it didn't realize that it was in degrees. I was wondering how to make Google Calculator work for degrees.
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Best Answer
I figured out the solution by myself. There is a switch for controlling rad / degrees, on the top left corner of the calculator. Clicking on it will change the mode of an input unit.