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This is a graphical construction of the various trigonometric functions from a chord AD (angle θ) of the unit circle centered at O. In addition to the modern trigonometric functions sin (sine), cos (cosine), tan (tangent), cot (cotangent), sec (secant), and csc (cosecant), the diagram also includes a few trigonometric functions that have fallen into disuse: chord, versin (versine or versed sine), exsec (exsecant), cvs (coversine), and excsc (excosecant). |
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This is a vector graphic version of Image:Circle-trig6.png by user:Tttrung which was licensed under the GFDL. ; Based on en:Image:Circle-trig6.png, which was donated to Wikipedia under GFDL by Steven G. Johnson. |
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This is a vector graphic version of Image:Circle-trig6.png by user:Tttrung which was licensed under the GFDL. Based on en:Image:Circle-trig6.png, which was donated to Wikipedia under GFDL by Steven G. Johnson. |
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