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What is theta in trigonometry?
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What is theta in trigonometry?

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Theta is an acute angle in trigonometry!
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Theta is the acute angle which is used to find sin , cos , tan etc . for ex there are 2 acute angles in a right angle triangle . theta is one of them which we take to find other trigonometric values.

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