Converting from Radian (rad) to Quadrant (quadrant) | Angle

What is Radian (rad)

Radian (rad) is a unit of measurement commonly used in mathematics and physics to quantify angles in a circle. One radian is defined as the central angle of an arc length equal to the radius of the circle.

What is Quadrant (quadrant)

Quadrant (quadrant) is another unit of measurement for angles, often used in trigonometry. In this system, a full circle is divided into four equal parts, each called a quadrant.

Conversion Formulas

To convert from Radian to Quadrant: Quadrant=Radian×0.6366198

To convert from Quadrant to Radian: Radian=Quadrant×1.570796

Examples

1. Converting 13 rad to quadrant:

13rad=13×0.6366198=8.276057quadrant

2. Converting 3 quadrant to radian:

3quadrant=3×1.570796=4.712389rad

3. Converting 9 rad to quadrant:

9rad=9×0.6366198=5.729578quadrant

Conclusion

Use this information to easily convert between Radian and Quadrant measurements for angles.