Question

Which quadrant does the terminal side of -200 degrees lie?

Answer 1

The second qudrant

Explanation:

`-200` degrees is a weird angle. There are probably other ways to solve this, but I'm going to convert `-200` into the (positive) equivilent angle. The entire circle is `360` degrees, and if `200` degrees are taken up, we are left with `160` degrees. `-200^0=160^0`.

If we look at the location of `160^0`, it is in the second quadrant.

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