Maths · Trigonometrical identities and trigonometrical functions
The line making an angle \) with -axis is situated in the :
The line making an angle \( \left(-120^{\circ}\right) \) with \( x \) -axis is situated in the :
- A. First quandrant
- B. Second quandrant
- C. Third quandrant
- D. Fourth quandrant
Step-by-step solution
An angle of -120° measured clockwise from the positive x-axis falls between -90° and -180°, which corresponds to the third quadrant. Therefore, the line lies in the third quadrant.
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