Graphs Tomorrow
I found a really neat site that illustrates the geometric interpretation of sine, cosine, tangent and cotangent that we we're talking about in class last Friday. Check it out! You can change the lengths of the lines in the figure by clicking on the point on the circle where the "sin x" and "cos x" lengths intersect.
Tomorrow we're going to talk about how to graph the sine, cosine and tangent functions. You can do a little preview here.
If you missed class today; you should know there was a quiz and there will be a unit test as early as Thursday.
1 Comments:
Graphing the Sine and Cosine Functions..... for me, I think is like the Sinusoidal Graphs, but it is rather complicated... Dave's Short Trig Course really is a pretty neat site.. but only the cotangent function was added besides sin, cos and tan. i wonder where was the secant and cosecant functions in the unit circle?
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