Trigonometry

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John Wiley & Sons, Sep 6, 2017 - Mathematics - 720 pages

Trigonometry, 4th Edition brings together all the elements that have allowed instructors and learners to successfully "bridge the gap" between classroom instruction and independent homework by overcoming common learning barriers and building confidence in students' ability to do mathematics. Written in a clear voice that speaks to students and mirrors how instructors communicate in lecture, Young's hallmark pedagogy enables students to become independent, successful learners. Varied exercise types and modeling projects keep the learning fresh and motivating. Young continues her tradition of fostering a love for succeeding in mathematics by introducing inquiry-based learning projects in this edition, providing learners an opportunity to master the material with more freedom while reinforcing mathematical skills and intuition.

 

Contents

1 Right Triangle Trigonometry
2
2 Trigonometric Functions
64
3 Radian Measure and the Unit Circle Approach
112
4 Graphing Trigonometric Functions
160
3
315
Review Exercises 335 Practice Test 336 Cumulative Test
337
2
355
3
362
5
441
Review Exercises 460 Practice Test 462 Cumulative Test
463
A 1
472
A 4
480
ONETOONE FUNCTIONS AND INVERSE FUNCTIONS
558
Review Exercises 575 Practice Test
579
Appendix B Conic Sections
581
B 3
595

4
373
THE DOT PRODUCT
389
Review Exercises 399 Practice Test 402 Cumulative Test
403
2
410
3
422
4
432
B 4
610
B 6
631
Review Exercises 646 Practice Test
649
Bermuda
687
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Cynthia Young received her BA in Math Education from UNC in 1990, has two masters, one in Mathematical Sciences from UCF in 1993 and a second in Electrical Engineering from the University of Washington in 1997. Finally, she received a PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of Washington in 1996. She is already a tenured professor at UCF and is very actively involved in the supervision of UCF's graduate and undergraduate research assistants. Before becoming an award-winning Associate Professor at UCF, Cynthia taught High School. Cynthia received numerous grants and was named the principal investigator on six military and academic research projects. She has been an administrator/advisor to the Florida Space Institute at the Kennedy Space Center since 1998. Cynthia is a veteran presenter at conferences and conventions and has published over a dozen journal articles. In addition, she has been a contributor to several texts, including a College Algebra workbook for McGraw-Hill. Lastly, she edited the Marcel Decker's Optical Engineering Encyclopedia.

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