What is the positive value of P in the interval [0°,90°)\left[0\degree,90\degree\right)[0°,90°) that will make the following statement true? Express the answer in four decimal places.cot⁡P=5.2371\cot P=5.2371cotP=5.2371

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What is the positive value of P in the interval $\left[0\degree,90\degree\right)$ that will make the following statement true? Express the answer in four decimal places.
$\cot P=5.2371$

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$\cot P=5.2371$

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What is the positive value of P in the interval ﻿[0°,90°)\left[0\degree,90\degree\right)[0°,90°)﻿ that will make the following statement true? Express the answer in four decimal places.﻿cot⁡P=5.2371\cot P=5.2371cotP=5.2371﻿

What is the positive value of P in the interval $\left[0\degree,90\degree\right)$ that will make the following statement true? Express the answer in four decimal places.
$\cot P=5.2371$