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Both functions are trigonometric cofunctions of each other, in that function of the complementary angle, which is the "cofunction," is equal to the other function: and
If you draw a diagram, it's obvious.
Draw a right triangle.
Let one of the acute angles be .
Then the other acute angle must be , since the sum of the degrees in the triangle must be .
By definition of and ,
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