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Unit Circle

Interactive trigonometry unit circle

°

π/4

cos(θ)

0.7071

x-coordinate

sin(θ)

0.7071

y-coordinate

tan(θ)

1.0000

sin/cos

Click and drag on the circle to change the angle

Radius (1)
cos(θ)
sin(θ)
Angle arc

Special Angles Reference

DegreesRadianssincostan
0°0010
30°π/61/2√3/2√3/3
45°π/4√2/2√2/21
60°π/3√3/21/2√3
90°π/210
120°2π/3√3/2-1/2-√3
135°3π/4√2/2-√2/2-1
150°5π/61/2-√3/2-√3/3
180°π0-10
210°7π/6-1/2-√3/2√3/3
225°5π/4-√2/2-√2/21
240°4π/3-√3/2-1/2√3
270°3π/2-10
300°5π/3-√3/21/2-√3
315°7π/4-√2/2√2/2-1
330°11π/6-1/2√3/2-√3/3
360°010
About Unit Circle

What is Unit Circle?

Explore the unit circle interactively. See sine, cosine, and tangent values for any angle in degrees or radians. Visualize how trig functions relate to the circle.

Features & Benefits

  • Interactive angle selection
  • Sin, cos, tan values
  • Degrees and radians
  • Visual representation
  • Special angles marked
  • Learning tool

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the unit circle?
A circle with radius 1 centered at origin. Any point (x,y) on it satisfies: x = cos(θ), y = sin(θ) for angle θ.
Why learn the unit circle?
It's fundamental to trigonometry. Understanding it makes trig identities, calculus, and physics much easier.
What are special angles?
0°, 30°, 45°, 60°, 90° and their multiples. These have exact values (like sin 45° = √2/2) worth memorizing.

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