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Trig Values at Special Angles
Sine, cosine and tangent at the common unit-circle angles in degrees and radians.
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- sin 0°Value0
- sin 30°Value1/2
- sin 45°Value√2/2
- sin 60°Value√3/2
- sin 90°Value1
- sin 120°Value√3/2
- sin 135°Value√2/2
- sin 150°Value1/2
- sin 180°Value0
- sin 210°Value−1/2
- sin 225°Value−√2/2
- sin 240°Value−√3/2
- sin 270°Value−1
- sin 300°Value−√3/2
- sin 315°Value−√2/2
- sin 330°Value−1/2
- sin 360°Value0
- cos 0°Value1
- cos 30°Value√3/2
- cos 45°Value√2/2
- cos 60°Value1/2
- cos 90°Value0
- cos 120°Value−1/2
- cos 135°Value−√2/2
- cos 150°Value−√3/2
- cos 180°Value−1
- cos 210°Value−√3/2
- cos 225°Value−√2/2
- cos 240°Value−1/2
- cos 270°Value0
- cos 300°Value1/2
- cos 315°Value√2/2
- cos 330°Value√3/2
- cos 360°Value1
- tan 0°Value0
- tan 30°Value√3/3 (1/√3)
- tan 45°Value1
- tan 60°Value√3
- tan 90°ValueUndefined
- tan 120°Value−√3
- tan 135°Value−1
- tan 150°Value−√3/3
- tan 180°Value0
- tan 225°Value1
- tan 270°ValueUndefined
- sin(π/6)Value1/2
- sin(π/4)Value√2/2
- sin(π/3)Value√3/2
- sin(π/2)Value1
- cos(π/6)Value√3/2
- cos(π/4)Value√2/2
- cos(π/3)Value1/2
- cos(π)Value−1
- sin(π)Value0
- cos(2π/3)Value−1/2
- sin(5π/6)Value1/2
- sin(3π/2)Value−1
- sin(7π/6)Value−1/2
- cos(5π/4)Value−√2/2
- cos(7π/4)Value√2/2
- tan(π/4)Value1
- tan(π/3)Value√3
- tan(π/6)Value√3/3
- csc 30°Value2
- sec 60°Value2
- cot 45°Value1
- sec 0°Value1
- Where is sine positive?ValueQuadrants I and II
- Where is cosine positive?ValueQuadrants I and IV
- Where is tangent positive?ValueQuadrants I and III
- Memory rule for signs (All Students Take Calculus)ValueAll positive in I, Sine in II, Tangent in III, Cosine in IV
- The unit circle point at 90°Value(0, 1)
- The unit circle point at 180°Value(−1, 0)
- The unit circle point at 45°Value(√2/2, √2/2)
- Range of sine and cosineValue−1 to 1
- Period of sine and cosineValue360° or 2π
- Period of tangentValue180° or π
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