Converting from Sign to Quadrant | Angle

What is Sign

In trigonometry, a sign represents a unit of measurement for angles. One sign is equal to one-third of a quadrant. It is commonly used in navigation and astronomy.

What is Quadrant

A quadrant is another unit of measurement for angles, where one quadrant is equivalent to 90 degrees. It is often used in mathematics and physics to measure angles more precisely than degrees.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversions between sign and quadrant are as follows:

• 1 sign = 0.3333333 quadrant

• 1 quadrant = 3 sign

Additional conversions include:

• 14 sign = 4.666667 quadrant

• 14 quadrant = 42 sign

• 15 sign = 5 quadrant

• 15 quadrant = 45 sign

• 16 sign = 5.333333 quadrant

• 16 quadrant = 48 sign

Examples

To convert from sign to quadrant:

• Example 1: Convert 6 signs to quadrants.

6 sign×0.3333333=2 quadrant

To convert from quadrant to sign:

• Example 2: Convert 30 quadrants to signs.

30 quadrant×3=90 sign

This page can be used to perform conversions between sign and quadrant for angle measurements.