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    The document defines trigonometric function identities for angles in each of the four quadrants. It lists the identities for sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, secant, and cosecant when the reference angle is obtained by subtracting or adding 90, 180, 270, and 360 degrees from the quadrant angle. For example, in quadrant 1 sine of the angle is equal to cosine of the reference angle and cosine is equal to sine, while in quadrant 2 sine is equal to cosine but cosine is equal to negative sine.

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    The document defines trigonometric function identities for angles in each of the four quadrants. It lists the identities for sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, secant, and cosecant when the reference angle is obtained by subtracting or adding 90, 180, 270, and 360 degrees from the quadrant angle. For example, in quadrant 1 sine of the angle is equal to cosine of the reference angle and cosine is equal to sine, while in quadrant 2 sine is equal to cosine but cosine is equal to negative sine.

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    The document defines trigonometric function identities for angles in each of the four quadrants. It lists the identities for sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, secant, and cosecant when the reference angle is obtained by subtracting or adding 90, 180, 270, and 360 degrees from the quadrant angle. For example, in quadrant 1 sine of the angle is equal to cosine of the reference angle and cosine is equal to sine, while in quadrant 2 sine is equal to cosine but cosine is equal to negative sine.

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    Kuadran 1

    Sin (90o - ) = cos


    cos (90o - ) = sin
    tan (90o - ) = cot
    cot (90o - ) = tan
    Sec (90o - ) = csc
    csc (90o - ) = sec

    Kuadran 2
    Sin (90o + ) = cos
    cos (90o + ) = - sin
    tan (90o + ) = - cot
    cot (90o + ) = - tan
    Sec (90o + ) = - csc
    csc (90o + ) = sec

    atau

    Sin (180o - ) = sin


    cos (180o - ) = - cos
    tan (180o - ) = - tan
    cot (180o - ) = - cot
    Sec (180o - ) = - sec
    csc (180o - ) = csc

    Kuadran 3
    Sin (180o + ) = - sin
    cos (180o + ) = - cos
    tan (180o + ) = tan
    cot (180o + ) = cot
    Sec (180o + ) = - sec
    csc (180o + ) = -csc

    atau
    Sin (270o - ) = - cos
    cos (270o - ) = - sin
    tan (270o - ) = cot
    cot (270o - ) = tan
    Sec (270o - ) = - csc
    csc (270o - ) = - sec

    Kuadran 4
    Sin (270o + ) = - cos
    cos (270o + ) = sin
    tan (270o + ) = - cot
    cot (270o + ) = - tan
    Sec (270o + ) = csc
    csc (270o + ) = - sec

    atau
    Sin (360o - ) = - sin
    cos (360o - ) = cos
    tan (360o - ) = - tan
    cot (360o - ) = - cot
    Sec (360o - ) = sec
    csc (360o - ) = - csc

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