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|a Trigonometry For Dummies
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|a 2nd edition
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|a At a Glance; Table of Contents; Introduction; About This Book; Foolish Assumptions; Icons Used in This Book; Beyond the Book; Where to Go from Here; Part I: Getting Started with Trigonometry; Chapter 1: Trouncing Trig Technicalities.; Taking Trig for a Ride: What Trig Is; Understanding Trig Speak; Equating and Identifying; Graphing for Gold; Chapter 2: Coordinating Your Efforts with Cartesian Coordinates.; Starting Out Simple: Plotting Points; From Here to There: Calculating Distances; Getting to the Center of It All; Racing Down the Slope; Defining Circles with Numbers
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|a Chapter 7: Doing Right by Trig Functions. SohCahToa to the Rescue: How Trig Functions Work; Taking It a Step Further: Reciprocal Functions; Angling In on Your Favorites; Chapter 8: Trading Triangles for Circles: Circular Functions.; Getting Acquainted with the Unit Circle; Going Full Circle with the Angles; Chapter 9: Defining Trig Functions Globally.; Defining Trig Functions for All Angles; Using Coordinates of Circles to Solve for Trig Functions; Defining Domains and Ranges of Trig Functions; Chapter 10: Applying Yourself to Trig Functions.; First Things First: Elevating and Depressing
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|a Chapter 3: Functioning Well. Relations versus Functions; In-Verse Functions: Rhyme or Reason?; Transforming Functions; Chapter 4: Getting Your Degree.; Angles, Angles Everywhere: Measuring in Degrees; Graphing Angles in Standard Position; What's Your Angle? Labeling in Various Ways; Chapter 5: Dishing Out the Pi: Radians.; What's in a Radian?; Making a Clone of Arc; Chapter 6: Getting It Right with Triangles.; Sizing Up Right Triangles; Pythagoras Schmythagoras: Demystifying the Pythagorean Theorem; In a League of Their Own: Special Right Triangles; Part II: Trigonometric Functions
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|a Lining Up the PlayersPicking Sides; Working on Both Sides; Going Back to Square One; Chapter 14: Sleuthing Out Identity Solutions.; Fracturing Fractions; Using Tricks of the Trig Trade; Identifying With the Operations; Part IV: Equations and Applications; Chapter 15: Investigating Inverse Trig Functions.; Writing It Right; Determining Domain and Range of Inverse Trig Functions; Chapter 16: Making Inverse Trig Work for You.; Working with Inverses; Getting Friendly with Your Calculator; Multiplying the Input; Solving Some Mixed Problems; Chapter 17: Solving Trig Equations
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|a Measuring Tall Buildings with a Single BoundMeasuring Slope; The Sky's (Not) the Limit; Calculating Odd Shapes and Maneuvering Corners; Part III: Identities; Chapter 11: Identifying Basic Identities.; Flipping Functions on Their Backs: Reciprocal Identities; Function to Function: Ratio Identities; Opposites Attract: Opposite-Angle Identities; Revisiting the Classic Theorem: Pythagorean Identities; Combining the Identities; Chapter 12: Operating on Identities.; Summing It Up; Overcoming the Differences; Doubling Your Money; Halving Fun Yet?; Chapter 13: Proving Identities: The Basics
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|a A plain-English guide to the basics of trig Trigonometry deals with the relationship between the sides and angles of triangles ... mostly right triangles. In practical use, trigonometry is a friend to astronomers who use triangulation to measure the distance between stars. Trig also has applications in fields as broad as financial analysis, music theory, biology, medical imaging, cryptology, game development, and seismology. From sines and cosines to logarithms, conic sections, and polynomials, this friendly guide takes the torture out of trigonometry, explaining basic concepts i
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