Overview Trigonometry is defined by the measurement of angles and their relationships. One of the ways that trigonometry can be applied is in the measurement of angles and circular motion.…
read moreOverview Although many students are most familiar with the measurement of angles by degrees, there are other ways to measure angles. In calculus, advanced trigonometry, and applications of calculus to…
read moreOverview Trigonometric identities are relationships between trigonometric ratios that define them in terms of one another. They can be used to help solve problems that involve trigonometric functions. Reciprocal Identities…
read moreOverview Right triangles have special properties that are important to determine trigonometric ratios, such as sine (sin), cosine (cos), tangent (tan), secant (sec), cosecant (csc), and cotangent (cot). Those ratios…
read moreOverview The trigonometric functions can also be defined in terms of the unit circle, so sometimes they are called the circular functions. This is because of the relationships of the…
read moreOverview One of the methods of measuring angles is to measure them in relationship to a unit circle and as the measurement of an arc. Applications include periodic behavior such as…
read moreOverview: What Are Relations and Functions? A relation in algebra is a set of ordered pairs. The first element of the ordered pair is the domain, and the second element…
read moreOverview: What Is Radian Measure? The radian measure is another unit of angle measurement. An angle has the measurement of one radian if the length of the arc it intercepts…
read moreOverview: What Is A Mathematical Series? A mathematical series is the sum of the elements of a mathematical sequence. If the series is finite, the sum will be a finite…
read moreA learning style inventory is an assessment that shows people the modes in which they learn best. It is not an assessment in the common high-stakes sense of the word,…
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