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Precalculus Trigonometry

Precalculus Trigonometry

Videos from my course lectures. The course is Precalculus Trigonometry and is being delivered through interactive television.

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  • An introduction to characteristics of the graphs of sine and cosine functions. We use the graphing calculator and apply 171-level knowledge of function transformation to discuss properties like amplitude, period, and phase shift.


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  • Simplifying Trig expressions. Exploring identities. Homework examples worked out. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Other relationships between quadrants are developed. Periodicity of functions is introduced. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Further discussion of even and odd functions. Development of quadrant II and quadrant III relationships. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • We examine some of the relationships between trig functions. Even/odd functions are developed for quadrants I and IV. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • A review of the different ways we have already represented angles, triangles, and the trig functions. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • We look at trig functions by way of the unit circle centered on the origin of the Cartesian plane. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Placing the right triangle on the Cartesian plane allows us to extend trig function inputs beyond 90 degrees. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • A multiple-step problem about the height and length of the skybridge between two towers. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Balloons, heights of buildings, verifying the formula for the area of a triangle. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Applying the definitions of right triangle trigonometry, and deriving trig values. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Introduction to the right triangle and relationships between its sides. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Pulleys, gears, angular speed and rotation problems. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Pulleys, gears, and rpms. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Developing and using the formula for arc length. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Converting from degrees to degree-minute-second notation. Conversion from degree measure to radians. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Reviewing definitions. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • Angles, arcs, circles and angular speed. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • An introduction to angles, arcs, and circles. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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  • An introduction to angles, arcs, and circles. © 2008 by Raymond E. Griffith.


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