Determine the quadrant of axis an angle lies on or in

The video tutorial explains how to determine the quadrant or axis on which an angle lies. It covers the concept of standard form, positive and negative directions, and the use of Cartesian coordinates. The tutorial also demonstrates how to calculate angles beyond 360 degrees, ultimately showing that a 900-degree angle lies on the X-axis, not within a quadrant.

What is the standard form of an angle and how does it relate to the initial side?

Explain the difference between positive and negative direction when graphing angles.

How do Cartesian coordinates relate to the quadrants of an angle?

What happens to an angle when it reaches 720 degrees?

Why does the angle discussed in the text not lie in a quadrant?