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Fractions — Angles — Proportions

angles marked in ditimandalas;
1 mdl = τ rad; 1 dmdl = 0󱹮01 mdl;
precision of 1⁄2000 = 3 cmdl = 0󱹮03 dmdl = 0󱹮0003 mdl = 0󱹮5° (5⁄6° = 0.8‥3°)

In Shastadari, plane angles are measured, in practice, as fractions of the circle, so as solid angles are measured as fractions of the sphere;

The solid angle reprented by one hemisphere is 0󱹮3 gol (half a gola), turning to the oposite direction than before is turning 0󱹮3 mdl (half a mandala), a proportion of 30󱹱 (thirsy per nif) can be expressed as 0󱹮3 spn (half a sampurna), and so on;

Fractions, angles and proportions are then, fundamentaly, the same measure: in how many sezimal parts of a whole this or that measure unit represents;

On the image of the proctractor above we see not only angles, but also a series of fractions indicated: halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, eighths, ninths tenths, twelfths, sixteenths etc.;

Common fractions:

An, on the table below, a series of fractions, their direct numerical representations and their use with the angles’ and proportions’ units, their equivalent in degrees and, regarding angles, in which quadrant of the circle they fall on: