Trigonometry table : How to Understand It ?
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First You Need To know What Is Sine Cos Tan ?
I Have Created Post About : How to Make Sin Wave and Cos Wave Using Trigonometric?
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As You Can See Above Diagram
I Have Drawn A Unit Circle. (Unit Circle Means Radius Is 1)
Now I Have Drawn And I Have Joined Them As Two Axis Consider X And Y
When I Joined Two Axis It Has Created 3 Angle, In Trigonometry Angle Described In (Theta) θ
So I Named θ1 , θ2 , θ3
When You Open This Link : How to Make Sin Wave and Cos Wave Using Trigonometric?
I Have Mentioned Sine Wave Is Discovered By Joseph Fourier
Trigonometry Table Is First Constructed By Hipparchus Of Nicaea .
Hipparchus Of Nicaea Is Considered Has "Father Of Trigonometry"
So He Named Sine, Cos ,Tan ,Cosine, Sec ,Cot.
If You Discovered You Can Name , Any Name You Want ?😁😀😀😀😁
People Who Have Headache On Sine Cos , What Is That ?
Its Just A Name Given To That .. Just Like Your Name
As He Discovered We Have To Follow Him
Before Naming Theta (θ) Name You Need To Understand That In Right Angle Triangle All Three Sides Are Not Equal

So We Need To Name Each And Very Side Of Right Angle Triangle
- Hypotenuse
- Opposite Side
- Adjacent Side
Hypotenuse:
It Is A Longest Side In Right Angle Triangle
Opposite Side:
Its Just To Opposite To The Angle Made From Hypotenuse
Adjacent Side:
Its Opposite To Opposite Side Angle
Now We Will Name Which Angle
θ1 , θ2 , θ3 is sin , cos , tan on right angle triangle
Now I am going to tell some civil engineering how they use sin cos in their field and problems ?
This Picture shows a force is act on body in Y-axis

When We Need To Calculate A Total Force Act On A Body ,
They Always Split The Force Into Two Components i.e is Sine And Cos .
As You Can See Sine is Acting Vertically And Cos is Acting In Horizontal
Not Only In Civil Engineering
Sine Is Always Act Upon Vertically Because Of Its Angle Formula
Sine = Opposite / Hypotenuse
Hipparchus Of Nicaea Is Just Consider
Sine = Opposite / Hypotenuse
That's Why This If He Consider Sine = Adjacent / Hypotenuse
Then We Will Study As Sine = Adjacent / Hypotenuse
It Because Who Consider Or Coined Term First
As You See Below Diagram Opposite Side In Y Axis So Sine Always In Y Axis
So θ3 is Sine Angle or Sine θ

Now Cos θ Or Cos Angle
Cos θ = Adjacent / Hypotenuse
As you can see above picture adjacent side is in X axis , so cos always consider in X axis.
So θ1 is COS
Similarly tan
tan = adjacent / opposite
now we find all three angle θ1 , θ2 , θ3 is sin , cos , tan
what about cosine, sec, cot ?
you see there is always two possibilities win or loss , one or zero, etc
for sine we considered yellow line / black line
there is also a possibilities that black line/ yellow line
now new angle is create we name it has cosine
similarly sec = 1/ cos
cot = 1/ tan
Proof of Tan = Sin / Cos :
for tan we can prove theoretically as well that how tan = sin/ cos
its Right Angle triangle so i am going to use
Pythagoras theorem
c = √(a² + b²)

b = adjacent
a = opposite
As I said before that circle radius is 1 unit so
the length of a = 1
the length of b = 1
c = √(a² + b²)
c = √(1² + 1²) → √2
sin = a/c → 1/√2 -- - - - - - - - - - - - - 2nd equation
cos = b/c → 1/√2- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3rd equation
tan = a/b = 1 - -- - - - - - - - - - 1st Equation
we need prove
tan = sin/ cos
tan L.H.S = 1 from 1st Equation
sin/cos R.H.S = 1/√2 / 1/√2 -----------2nd equation / 3rd equation
Finial answer in R.H.S is 1
In already L.H.S = 1
hence proved L.H.S = R.H.S
I hope you have cleared all your doubts in here itself because now we are going to actual thing you looking for
How Sin 30 Degree Is 1/2 ? How Cos 30 Degree Is √3/2 ?
If You Understand the proof of tan = sin / cos
you almost got an idea of concept , anyway I am here to clear all your doubt
so let us go to the content
below diagram is sin cos tan is 45 degree θ1 = 45 degree
I have proved tan = sin/ cos with θ1 = 45
so sinθ = 1/√2 ; cosθ = 1/√2 ; tan = 1
This triangle has vertices of 45 ,45 ,90 degree this is isosceles triangle
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Isosceles Triangle |
To get 30 , 60, 90 we need perfect right angle triangle .
The angle of perfect right angle triangle are such that the larger ( angle, should be 90 degrees which is equal to the sum of the other two angles.
The below triangle is perfect triangle because large angle is 90
and sum of other two angle is 60 + 30 is 90
both are equal
for 30 degree of sin cos tan
below diagram θ = 60 , 30
for θ3 = 30 opposite side is a
a = L
b = L/2
as I said before it is a equilateral angle that means all side are equal so length = L
In opposite side for 30 degree is a two right angle triangle so L/2 for
sin30 = opposite / hypotenuse
= L / L/2
(L/L will cancel )
= 1/2
cos30 = adjacent / hypotenuse
H- Hypotenuse
A - Adjacent
O - Opposite
To Adjacent For 30 Degree
H = √(A² + O²)
We Need To Adjacent, Opposite And Hypotenuse Are Founded In Sin 30
A = √(H² - O²)
= √(L/2² - L²) Substitute L = 1 Because Its Unit Radius
= √(1/2² - 1²)
= √3/2
Cos30 = Adjacent / Hypotenuse
= √3/2 / 1
= √3/2
Similarly For For 60 And 90 Degree
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