Quadrant
Radian to Degrees
Degrees to Radians (no calculators)
closest positive coterminal solution
Complements, Supplements, and/or angle sketches
100
60 degrees
What is Quadrant I
100
pi/4
What is 45 degrees
100
90 degrees
What is pi/2
100

120 degrees

What is 480 degrees 

100

What does a supplement to an angle measured in radians imply?

the angles sum to pi

200
280 degrees
What is Quadrant IV
200
3pi/2
What is 270 degrees
200
-240 degrees
What is -4pi/3
200

45 degrees

What is 405

200

What is the supplement of pi/3

2pi/3

300
-620 degrees
What is Quadrant II
300
7pi/3
What is 420 degrees
300
315 degrees
What is 7pi/4
300

2pi/3

What is 8pi/3 

300

Find the supplement of 110 degrees

70

400
-Pi/12
What is quadrant IV
400
-11pi/30
What is -66 degrees
400
144 degrees
What is 4pi/5
400

-pi/4

7pi/4

500
-11pi/9
What is quadrant II
500
-2.43 radians
What is 139.23 degrees
500
-630 degrees
What is -7pi/2
500

7pi/3

 pi/3 or 13pi/3

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