The trig identaty of cot(x) is cos(x)/sin(x) so then if we want to evaluate cot (68) deg. we just plug into the identady. so cos(68)/sin(68)=.404
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Oh, dude, a 68 degree angle is just called a 68 degree angle. Like, that's its name. It's not like a secret agent with a cool code name or anything. It's just chillin' there at 68 degrees, doin' its thing.
An angle of 68 degrees is an acute angle
A 90 degree angle is a right angle.
118 degree angle
You can calculate this on any scientific calculator. Those calculators don't usually have a special key for the cotangens, but this is the same as 1 / tan(68).
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the cotangent of a 50 degree angle is -3.678 This is in Radians. The cotangent of a 50 degree angle is .8391 (rounded) degrees.
cot 32° = 1/(tan 32°) = 1/(0.6249) = 1.6003
a 30-degree angle .
cot(69) = 0.3839, approx.
Oh, dude, a 68 degree angle is just called a 68 degree angle. Like, that's its name. It's not like a secret agent with a cool code name or anything. It's just chillin' there at 68 degrees, doin' its thing.
cot(32 deg) = 1.6003, approx.
90 - 68 ie 22 degrees
The third angle is 68 degrees which makes it a scalene triangle
90-22-68