an angle whose measure is –102° is in standard position. in which quadrant does the terminal side of the angle fall? quadrant i
quadrant ii quadrant iii quadrant iv
2 answers:
Answer: Quadrant iii.
Step-by-step explanation: Given, the measurement of the angle in standard position is -102°. When we are considering negative angles, we will in the clockwise direction. Angles with measurement 0° to -90° will fall in the quadrant iv. Angles measuring -90° to -180° will fall in the quadrant iii. Since -102° lies between -90° and -180°, so, it will be lying in quadrant iii. Please see the attached figure.
Thus, the correct answer is quadrant iii.
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