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Trig Identities - What Are They?

Offered By: Krista King via YouTube

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Trigonometry Courses Mathematical Proofs Courses

Course Description

Overview

Dive into a comprehensive 39-minute video tutorial on trigonometric identities, covering everything from basic definitions to advanced concepts. Explore the full spectrum of trig identities, including reciprocal, quotient, Pythagorean, even-odd, co-function, sum-difference, double-angle, half-angle, product-to-sum, and sum-to-product identities. Learn how to derive, remember, and apply these identities effectively in simplifying trigonometric expressions. Gain valuable insights into proving various identities and understanding their practical applications. Perfect for students seeking a thorough understanding of trig identities and their significance in mathematical problem-solving.

Syllabus

// What are trig identities?.
// How many trigonometric identities are there?.
// What are the trig identities based on?.
// How are trig functions defined by a right triangle?.
// What trig functions are trig identities based on?.
// What are reciprocal identities?.
// How to prove reciprocal identities?.
// How to remember reciprocal identities?.
// What are quotient identities? How to prove quotient identities?.
// What are pythagorean identities? How to prove pythagorean identities?.
// How to remember pythagorean identities?.
// What are even-odd identities?.
// How to remember even-odd identities?.
// Why are even-odd identities useful?.
// What are co-function identities?.
// How to remember co-function identities?.
// How to prove co-function identities?.
// What are sum-difference identities?.
// How to remember sum-difference identities?.
// Why are sum-difference identities useful?.
// What are double-angle identities? What are half-angle identities?.
// What are product-to-sum identities? What are the sum-to-product identities?.
// How to remember product-to-sum identities?.
// Summary.


Taught by

Krista King

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