Math · High School · School

Trigonometry Core Concepts

Unit circle values, trig identities, and graphing sine and cosine functions for a standalone high school trigonometry course.

About this set

41 basic cards for High School Math. It opens with "What is sin(0 degrees)?" and "What is cos(0 degrees)?". Study it alongside the other High School sets below.

41 cards · basic cards · AI-written, checked twice. Edit anything.

Study this set free Look inside first Get FlashKeepers for iPhone

Opens in your browser, no account. Get the iPhone and iPad app · Android app

What is sin(0 degrees)?: Show answer
0
What is cos(0 degrees)?: Show answer
1
What is sin(30 degrees)?: Show answer
1/2
What is cos(30 degrees)?: Show answer
sqrt(3)/2
What is sin(45 degrees)?: Show answer
sqrt(2)/2
What is cos(45 degrees)?: Show answer
sqrt(2)/2
What is sin(60 degrees)?: Show answer
sqrt(3)/2
What is cos(60 degrees)?: Show answer
1/2
What is sin(90 degrees)?: Show answer
1
What is cos(90 degrees)?: Show answer
0
What is sin(180 degrees)?: Show answer
0
What is cos(180 degrees)?: Show answer
-1
What is sin(270 degrees)?: Show answer
-1
What is cos(270 degrees)?: Show answer
0
What is tan(45 degrees)?: Show answer
1

26 more cards in the app

Study this set free

Trigonometry Core Concepts

People also study

More Math sets