Pre-Cal 40S: Circles and Triangles

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Tuesday, February 08, 2005

Circles and Triangles

What's the connection between circles and triangles? That's what we'll be talking about in class tomorrow.

Trigonometry has something to do with it. I found an excellent site that allows you to play and learn all about it. Start with Stick and Shadows Part I and play through to Going in Circles.

If you review this material before our class tomorrow you'll find class really easy to follow.