How do you determine the quadrant in which $- 1$ $-1$ radians lies?

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How do you determine the quadrant in which $- 1$ $-1$ radians lies?

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Answer 1 · 2017-03-15T19:31:37

IVth Quadrant

Explanation:

To be clear about what is a radian, remember $π$ $pi$ radians, or 3.14 radians equal to $180^{o}$ $180^o$ . Thus 1 radians is about ${57.32}^{o}$ $57.32^o$ .

Now move clockwise , from the initial position of $0^{o}$ $0^o$ or 0 rad to record $- {57.32}^{o}$ $-57.32^o$ , which would clearly be confined in the IVth Quadrant

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