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Can you use a calculator? If yes, then isolate 7) cot 8) tan 2 theta, etc. Then, input the inverse of that trig into the calculator.

Ex. #7 cot theta= -6/5
Then, input arccot (-6/5) (aka inverse cot (-6/5)) into your calculator.

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