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  • Apply various concepts of right triangle trigonometry.

  • Apply the concepts of trigonometry to any angle in the rectangular coordinate plane.

  • Construct and analyze the graphs of trigonometric functions and their inverses.

  • Verify trig identities and solve trig equations

  • Solve and find the area of oblique triangles.

  • Work with complex numbers in algebraic and trigonometric form.

Chapter 1. Introduction
  1. Angles and Triangles

  2. Similar Triangles

  3. Trigonometric Functions in Right Triangles

  4. Solving Right Triangles

  1. Trigonometric Functions of Angles in Te Plane

  2. Trigonometric Functions of Non-Acute Angles

  3. Basic Trigonometric Identities

Chapter 2. Angles in The Plane
Chapter 3. Radian Measure
  1. Arcs

  2. Linear peed and Angular Speed

  3. Trigonometric Function in the Unit Circle

Chapter 4. Graphs of Trigonometric Functions
  1. Sine an Cosine

  2. Tangent and Cotangent

  3. Secant and Cosecant

Chapter 5. Identities
  1. Sum and Difference Identities

  2. Double Angle Identities

  3. Half Angle Identities

  4. Corrective Actions

  5. Product Sum and Sum to Product Identities

Chapter 6. Inverse Trigonometric Functions
  1. Solving Equations with One Trigonometric Function

  2. Solving Equations with Multiple Trigonometric Functions

Chapter 7. The Law of Sines
  1. Solving Equations with One Trigonometric Function

  2. Solving Equations with Multiple Trigonometric Functions

Chapter 8. The Law of Cosines
  1. Solving Equations with One Trigonometric Function

  2. Solving Equations with Multiple Trigonometric Functions

Chapter 9. Complex Numbers
  1. Rectangular Form

  2. Polar Form

  3. Operations

Chapter 10. Vectors
  1. Rectangular Form

  2. Polar Form

  3. Operations

Bibliography

  1. Mckeague, Charles P. Trigonometry. Harcourt Brace College Publishers, 4th ed.

  2. Ron Larson; Robert P. Hostetler (2006). Trigonometry. Cengage Learning.

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