Convert 2 Arcminute to Quadrant - Angle

A list of units symbol and data.
From ′	To quad	All conversion
1 ′	0.00018518518518518518 quad
2 ′	0.00037037037037037035 quad
3 ′	0.0005555555555555556 quad
4 ′	0.0007407407407407407 quad
5 ′	0.000925925925925926 quad
6 ′	0.0011111111111111111 quad
7 ′	0.0012962962962962965 quad
8 ′	0.0014814814814814814 quad
9 ′	0.0016666666666666666 quad
10 ′	0.001851851851851852 quad

A list of units symbol and data.

From ′

To quad

All conversion

1 ′

0.00018518518518518518 quad

2 ′

0.00037037037037037035 quad

3 ′

0.0005555555555555556 quad

4 ′

0.0007407407407407407 quad

5 ′

0.000925925925925926 quad

6 ′

0.0011111111111111111 quad

7 ′

0.0012962962962962965 quad

8 ′

0.0014814814814814814 quad

9 ′

0.0016666666666666666 quad

10 ′

0.001851851851851852 quad

Arcminute (′)

An arcminute is 1/60th of a degree, allowing for finer subdivisions of angles. This unit is essential in fields requiring high precision, such as astronomy, navigation, and cartography. By enabling more detailed angular measurements, arcminutes facilitate accurate observations and mappings of celestial and terrestrial objects.

Quadrant

A quadrant represents one-fourth of a full circle, equating to 90 degrees or a right angle. This unit is often used in coordinate systems and navigation to denote one of the four sections of a plane or compass, aiding in directional and positional references.