What does the symbol > mean

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The symbol $"\ \textgreater \ "$ means greater than just like this symbol $"\ \textless \ "$ means less than and this one is $\geq$ greater or equal to and this one is $\leq$ less or equal to

Answer: $\ \textgreater \$ means greater than

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sec ∅=-13/5
cot ∅=-5/12

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see the attached figure