The official unit of angular displacement $\Delta\theta$ is in radians, but it can be expressed in several different ways.
A wheel turns through 5 radians. This is pretty straightforward: $\Delta\theta=5\u{rad}$
A wheel spins through 90°. To convert from degrees to radians, you can multiply by ${\pi\u{rad}\over 180\deg}$: $$\Delta\theta = 90\deg \times {\pi\u{rad}\over 180\deg} = {\pi\over 2}\u{rad}$$
A wheel spins around 5 times. "Times" is usually a synonym for "revolutions". To convert from revolutions to radians, multiply by ${2\pi\u{rad}\over 1\u{rev}}$: $$\Delta\theta = 5\u{rev}\times {2\pi\u{rad}\over 1\u{rev}} = 10\pi\u{rad}$$
Remember that a counterclockwise rotation means $\Delta\theta>0$, and a clockwise rotation means $\Delta\theta<0$.