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What does cos theta > 0 mean

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\cos (\theta)>0

means that the cosine of an angle theta must be greater than zero

we can solve for theta


\begin{gathered} \theta>\cos ^(-1)(0) \\ \theta>90 \end{gathered}

theta value must be greater than 90

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