Remember SOHCAHTOA? - Sine with Opposite length OVER the Hypotenuse
and finally,
Don’t forget their inverses as well…
Cosecant with Hypotenuse OVER the Opposite length
Secant with Hypotenuse OVER the Adjacent length
and finally,
Well… the Pythagorean Theorem applies! The acute angles are complementary & add up to 90˚.
This (these?) definition(s) is a subset of our previous definitions.
tan(ø) = sin(ø) / cos(ø)
tan(ø) = 1 / cot(ø)
cot(ø) = cos(ø) / sin(ø)
sec(ø) = 1 / cos(ø)
csc(ø) = 1 / sin(ø)
Degrees:
Radians:
cos(ø) = sin((π / 2) - ø)
cot(ø) = tan((π / 2) - ø)
csc(ø) = sec((π / 2) - ø)
sin2(ø) + cos
1 + tan2(ø) = sec2(ø)
cot2(ø) + 1 = csc2(ø)
(Opposite / Hypotenuse)2 + (Adjacent / Hypotenuse)2 ?= 1
(Opposite2 + Adjacent2) / Hypotenuse2 ?= 1
Hypotenuse2 / Hypotenuse22 = 1