Difference between revisions of "Degree"
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A '''degree''' can also refer to a mathematical unit of measure that is used in math, [[astronomy]], and other disciplines. 360 degrees make up a [[circle]]. | A '''degree''' can also refer to a mathematical unit of measure that is used in math, [[astronomy]], and other disciplines. 360 degrees make up a [[circle]]. | ||
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Revision as of 00:22, August 30, 2008
A degree is a unit of measure of temperature that can refer to either Celsius or Fahrenheit.
A degree can also refer to a mathematical unit of measure that is used in math, astronomy, and other disciplines. 360 degrees make up a circle.
A degree can also be an accredited affirmation of expertise and education, such as a B.A., M.S., PhD or MD.