Posts Tagged ‘trigonometry’

Cofunction Identities

This video explains the cofunction identities and how to determine cofunctions given a function value.  Most cofunction values are verified on a calculator.

Continue reading »

Cofunction Identities – Solving Trigonometric Equations

This video explains how to use cofunction identities to solve trigonometric equations.

Continue reading »

Ex: Solve Trig Equation: sin(x) = cos(x)

This video explains multiple ways to solve the trigonometric equation sin(x) = cos(x) on the interval [0, 2pi).

Continue reading »

Ex: Evaluate a Trig Expression with an Inverse Trig Function in Terms of u.

This video explains how to evaluate a trigonometric expression containing an inverse trig function.  The expression is evaluated in terms of u.

Continue reading »

Ex: Evaluate a Trigonometric Expression Containing an Inverse Trig Function – Double Angle

This video explains how to evaluate a trigonometric expression containing an inverse trig function.  The expression also required the use of a double angle identity.

Continue reading »

Ex: Solve a Trig Equation for One Variable in Terms of Another

This video explains how to isolate one variable in a trigonometric equation containing two variables.

Continue reading »

Ex 2: Solve a Trig Equation Contain Inverse Trig Functions

This video explains how to solve a trigonometric equation contains two inverse trigonometric functions.

Continue reading »

Graphing Polar Equations on the TI84 Graphing Calculator

This video explains how to graph polar equations on the TI84 graphing calculator.  It also shows how to determine polar coordinates of points on the graph.

Continue reading »

Ex: Convert a Rectangular Equation to a Polar Equation

This video provides an example of how to convert a polar equation into a rectangular equation.

Continue reading »

Ex: Find the Rectangular Equation of a Circle from a Polar Equation

This video provides an example of how to convert a polar equation of a circle into a rectangular equation in general and standard form.

Continue reading »

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 96 other followers