Converting from Degree (°) to Quadrant (quadrant)

What is Degree (°)

In the realm of angles, a degree (°) is a unit of measurement representing 1/360th of a complete revolution. It is commonly used in various disciplines such as mathematics, physics, and engineering to quantify angles within a circle.

What is Quadrant (quadrant)

On the other hand, a quadrant (quadrant) is an angular measurement equivalent to one-fourth of a circle or 90 degrees. It is often used in astronomy and navigation to specify directions or locations.

Conversion Formulas

To convert from degrees to quadrants, you can use the following formula:

Quadrant=Degree×0.01111111

And to convert from quadrants to degrees, you can use:

Degree=Quadrant×90

Examples

• 10° to quadrant:

10×0.01111111=0.1111111 quadrant

• 6 quadrants to degrees:

6×90=540°

• 9° to quadrant:

9×0.01111111=0.1 quadrant

Use this page to perform converting from Degree (°) to Quadrant (quadrant)

Converting between degrees and quadrants can be useful in various applications where precise angular measurements are required. By understanding the conversion formulas provided, you can easily switch between these two units of angle measurement.