Identities
sin
y
360 deg
2 pi
pi
180
sin(pi/4)
sqrt(2)/2
The sum of the interior angles in a triangle expressed in radians.
pi
cos
x
30 deg
pi / 6
2 pi / 3
120
cos(pi/3)
1/2
The two fundamental identities from which all other trig identities can be expressed.
sin and cos
tan
y/x
60 deg
pi / 3
5 pi / 6
150
sin(pi/3)
sqrt(3)/2
-1 and 1
sec
1/x
45 deg
pi / 4
225
tan(pi/4)
1
The equation in terms of x and y for the unit circle.
x^2+y^2=1
csc
1/y
765 deg
17 pi / 4
23 pi / 6
1230
tan(pi/2)
DNE
The geometry of shapes on a flat plane or surface with zero curvature.
Euclidean Geometry