Convert 2 Degree to Quadrant - Angle

A list of units symbol and data.
From °	To quad	All conversion
1 °	0.011111111111111112 quad
2 °	0.022222222222222223 quad
3 °	0.03333333333333333 quad
4 °	0.044444444444444446 quad
5 °	0.05555555555555555 quad
6 °	0.06666666666666667 quad
7 °	0.07777777777777778 quad
8 °	0.08888888888888889 quad
9 °	0.1 quad
10 °	0.1111111111111111 quad

A list of units symbol and data.

From °

To quad

All conversion

1 °

0.011111111111111112 quad

2 °

0.022222222222222223 quad

3 °

0.03333333333333333 quad

4 °

0.044444444444444446 quad

5 °

0.05555555555555555 quad

6 °

0.06666666666666667 quad

7 °

0.07777777777777778 quad

8 °

0.08888888888888889 quad

9 °

0.1 quad

10 °

0.1111111111111111 quad

Degree (°)

The degree is a widely used unit for measuring angles, dividing a full circle into 360 equal parts. This unit is prevalent in various fields, including geometry, navigation, and daily applications, due to its intuitive nature. Each degree can be further subdivided into 60 arcminutes, and each arcminute into 60 arcseconds, allowing for precise angular 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.