Convert 2 Arcsecond to Quadrant - Angle

A list of units symbol and data.
From ″	To quad	All conversion
1 ″	0.00000308641975308642 quad
2 ″	0.00000617283950617284 quad
3 ″	0.000009259259259259259 quad
4 ″	0.00001234567901234568 quad
5 ″	0.0000154320987654321 quad
6 ″	0.000018518518518518518 quad
7 ″	0.000021604938271604937 quad
8 ″	0.00002469135802469136 quad
9 ″	0.00002777777777777778 quad
10 ″	0.0000308641975308642 quad

A list of units symbol and data.

From ″

To quad

All conversion

1 ″

0.00000308641975308642 quad

2 ″

0.00000617283950617284 quad

3 ″

0.000009259259259259259 quad

4 ″

0.00001234567901234568 quad

5 ″

0.0000154320987654321 quad

6 ″

0.000018518518518518518 quad

7 ″

0.000021604938271604937 quad

8 ″

0.00002469135802469136 quad

9 ″

0.00002777777777777778 quad

10 ″

0.0000308641975308642 quad

Arcsecond (″)

An arcsecond is 1/60th of an arcminute or 1/3600th of a degree, providing an even more precise unit for angular measurement. This level of precision is crucial in disciplines like astronomy and geodesy, where minute angular differences can have significant implications in observations and measurements.

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.