Graphical Relationship between Sine and Cosine Functions

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[SOLVED] describe the relationship

describe the realtionship between the graphs of y=sinx and y=cosx
 
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If you draw them both between x values of -360 degrees to 360 degrees, you will see they are really the same shape, except one is shifted to the left abit =]
 
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