Identities
Radians
Degrees
Unit Circle
Trivia
100

sin

y

100

360 deg

2 pi

100

pi

180

100

sin(pi/4)

sqrt(2)/2

100

The sum of the interior angles in a triangle expressed in radians.

pi

200

cos

x

200

30 deg

pi / 6

200

2 pi / 3

120

200

cos(pi/3)

1/2

200

The two fundamental identities from which all other trig identities can be expressed.

sin and cos

300

tan

y/x

300

60 deg

pi / 3

300

5 pi / 6

150

300

sin(pi/3)

sqrt(3)/2

300
csc and sec will never be between these two numbers.

-1 and 1

400

sec

1/x

400

45 deg

pi / 4

400
5 pi / 4

225

400

tan(pi/4)

1

400

The equation in terms of x and y for the unit circle.

x^2+y^2=1

500

csc

1/y

500

765 deg

17 pi / 4

500

23 pi / 6

1230

500

tan(pi/2)

DNE

500

The geometry of shapes on a flat plane or surface with zero curvature.

Euclidean Geometry