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There are \(\frac{302 \pi}{1125} \approx 0.843\) radians in \(48.32\) degrees.

There are \(\frac{1}{180}\) radians in a degree.

The conversion factor from degrees to radians is \(\frac{1}{180}\frac{\text{radians}}{\text{deg}}\).

Multiply the quantity in degrees by the conversion factor to get the quantity in radians: \[48.32 \text{ degrees} \times \frac{1}{180}\tfrac{\text{radians}}{\text{deg}} = \frac{302 \pi}{1125} \approx 0.843 \text{ radians}\]