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\frac{\sqrt{2}}{4}\biggl( \sqrt{3} - 1\biggr)
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\frac{\sqrt{2}}{8} \biggl( \sqrt{5} - 1\biggr) \biggl( 5 + \sqrt{5} \biggr)^{ 1 /2}
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Revision as of 13:55, 6 April 2022

Analytic Expressions for Selected Trigonometric Functions

In what follows we generally will provide expressions that result from evaluating sinθ, with the understanding that cosθ and tanθ then also can be evaluated straightforwardly via the familiar relations,

cosθ = ±(1sin2θ)1/2,       and,       tanθ = sinθ±(1sin2θ)1/2.

Widely Used Evaluations

0 Angle (θ)π2 sinθ
Radians Degrees
0 0 0
π6 30 12
π4 45 22
π3 60 32
π2 90 1

Integer-Degree Angles

A PDF-formatted document generated by James T. Parent lists exact values for the sine of all integer-degree angles between zero and ninety degrees, inclusive. An explanation of how the expressions in this document were derived, can be found on the SquareCirclez IntMath blog.


Examples Extracted from the James T. Parent Document
0 Angle (θ)π2 sinθ
Radians Degrees
π60 3

648(51)(3+3)324(33)(5+5)1/2

π12 15

24(31)=12(23)1/2

π5 36

28(51)(5+5)1/2=14(1025)1/2

5π12 75 3+122


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