floating point values

i am trying to do the following:

program that reads two floating-point values representing angles and displays a message stating which angle has the greater tangent value. Note that the trigonometric functions in the math library expect angles in radians, not degrees. 360 degrees = 2 x pi radians, so 45 degrees would be about 0.785 radians.

I have come up with code that takes in 2 numbers and displays the highest values. What I am stuck on is the calculations part. I am searching online and reading the books. Any help in this area will be great. Here is the code I have so far:

Code:

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#include <iostream>

using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;



int main()

{

float x,y;

cout<< "Enter the first angle: ";
cin>> x;

cout<< "Enter the second angle: ";
cin>> y;


if ( x > y )
cout << " The highest angle is "<< x <<endl;

else
cout<< "The highest angle is "<< y <<endl;

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}

Code:

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(acos(-1) * user_input) /180;

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Converts it to radians.

acos(-1) = arccos(-1) = Pi


Though, in your code you use no trig functions so why does it matter.
Also though, just because a number is negative does not mean it is a smaller angle, but the < > will take negative numbers as smaller.