Mathematics, 12.10.2020 03:01 tamyahamlin02p6b7yt

Suppose tan(b) = –2, and the terminal side of b is located in quadrant II. What is cot(b)? a.) -2
b.) -1/2
c.) 1/2
d.) 2

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