If n is even, there will be no change in the trigonometric ratios. i.e. sin(n × 90° ± \(\theta\))⇒ sin \(\theta\) cos(n × 90° ± \(\theta\))⇒ cos \(\theta\), etc.
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If n is odd, then the trigonometric ratios change as follows: sin(n × 90° ± \(\theta\))⇒ cos \(\theta\) cos(n × 90° ± \(\theta\))⇒ sin \(\theta\) tan(n × 90° ± \(\theta\))⇒ cot \(\theta\) cosec(n × 90° ± \(\theta\))⇒sec \(\theta\) sec(n × 90° ± \(\theta\))⇒ cosec \(\theta\) cot(n × 90° ± \(\theta\))⇒ tan \(\theta\)
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The sign of the trigonometric ratio of the angle(n × 90° ± \(\theta\)) is determined by taking into consideration that in which quadrant that angle(n × 90° ± \(\theta\)) lies.