MCQ practice · SSC Higher Mathematics Board questions · Chapter 8: Trigonometry
In which quadrant does the angle −1060° lie?
Think it through first, then pick an option.
- a 1st
- b 2nd
- c 3rd
- d 4th
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: a 1st
-1060° + 3 × 360° = 20°, which lies between 0° to 90°; so the 1st quadrant.
Why the other options are wrong
- b 2nd: The 2nd quadrant holds angles from 90° to 180°; the equivalent angle of -1060° is 20°, so it is not this one.
- c 3rd: The 3rd quadrant holds angles from 180° to 270°; the equivalent angle of -1060° is 20°, so it is not this one.
- d 4th: The 4th quadrant holds angles from 270° to 360°; the equivalent angle of -1060° is 20°, so it is not this one.
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