Trigonometry
Exact values and the unit circle
How sine, cosine and tangent are defined for any angle using the unit circle, the CAST rule for signs, and the exact values at , and that you need without a calculator.
≈ 40 minGraphs and transformations
The shapes of , and , their symmetries, and how , , and in stretch and shift them. Then use the graphs to count solutions and model things that repeat.
≈ 45 minInverse trigonometric functions
Why has infinitely many solutions but has only one, the restricted domains that make sine, cosine and tangent one-to-one, and the principal values your calculator gives.
≈ 35 minTrigonometric identities
The two identities at the heart of AS trigonometry, where they come from, and how to use them to simplify expressions, find exact values and write clear proofs.
≈ 40 minSolving trigonometric equations
How to find every solution of a trig equation in an interval: principal value, symmetry, and period. Then equations with or inside, quadratics in or , and equations that need an identity first.
≈ 55 min