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Trigonometry Handbook

Earl L. Whitney

  • 114 pages
  • 5.2 MB
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A handbook of formulas, processes and tricks that summarizes all of trigonometry: special angles, the unit circle, graphs, identities, inverse functions, equations, vectors and polar coordinates. Packed with tables and diagrams, it works as a complete reference.

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