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Introduction to Trigonometric Functions

Jackie Nicholas, Peggy Adamson

  • 41 pages
  • 0.5 MB
  • PDF

A self-paced booklet from the University of Sydney that explains angles, radians and the trigonometric functions as functions of real numbers, with their graphs and properties. Includes exercises and full solutions.

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