Finding the Quadrant in Which an Angle Lies - Example 1

[Finddiabetescure]

How about -3.4 degrees.... my other question was -260 degrees but I figured that was in the fourth quadrant

[sarazuu]

when there is a negative angle, does the -x-axis have a 90 degree instead of 270 degrees

[androcci]

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[patrickJMT]

@androcci calc 1 2 and 3 playlists on my channel page, plus others. a bit of physics, but no chemistry.

[MilitaryMan006]

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[DarklightALBANIA]

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[tinypaperboat]

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[kennyc05]

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[xameliarose]

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[TheMiloEdge]

hello.

i've a question, which quadrant for 360°? or 90°?

[patrickJMT]

@TheMiloEdge well, i would say 90 degrees falls on the positive y-axis, in between quadrant 1 and 2.

[fatboyshah]

hi.. i have an exam on 8th of november on linear. and am doing higher paper....i was wondering if would kindly make a video befor my exam on simultaneous equation,,,,please ,,help me am struggling with that a bit. thnks.

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[patrickJMT]

@fatboyshah if you are talking about solving systems of equations, i have tons of those already