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quadrantal angle

An angle whose terminal side lies exactly on an axis, not inside any quadrant.

An angle in standard position is quadrantal if its terminal side lies exactly on one of the axes rather than inside a quadrant — equivalently, its degree measure is a multiple of 90^\circ (or, in radians, a multiple of \pi/2).

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standard position coterminal angles
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