State the quadrant for which each angle’s terminal side lies: 110 degrees, 9pi/4, -700 degrees, 3pi/7
State the quadrant for which each angle’s terminal side lies: 110 degrees, 9pi/4, -700 degrees, 3pi/7
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State the quadrant for which each angle’s terminal side lies: 110 degrees, 9pi/4, -700 degrees, 3pi/7
 State the quadrant for which each angle’s terminal side lies: 110 degrees, 9pi/4, -700 degrees, 3pi/7
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anonymous · Answer

please explain also

radar · Answer

110 degree would be Quadrant II, no explanation needed.
$$9\pi \over4 $$would be the same as 2.25 pi, this would be a complete revolution and into Quadrant I.
-700 degrees would almost be two complete counterclockwise revolutions, but would be Quadrant I
3pi/7 is only .42 pi, or still in Quadrant I