Trigonometry-branch of mathematics which deals witth triangle, x=(r2-y2)2

particularly triangles in a plane where are angle of the triangle is 90

degree. GRAPHS OF SINE AND CUSIVE FNCTION

Hipparchus of Bithynia (190-120 B.C) *periodic-repeat in cycle

*born iin nicaea in bithynia *periodic function- that repeat itself after a given value.

*founder of trigonometry *basic sine and cosine function have period of 2pie or 360

*chords of circles *sine and cosene (comtinous) no have breaks.

APPLICATION OF TRIGONOMETRY *Domain (infinity positive or negative)

*astronomy, navigation, music theory, electronics, mechanical *range(-1,1)

engineering, civil engineer, computer graphics and pharmacy. *sin (add)
APPLICATION OF TRIGONOMETRYR IN ASTRONOMY *cosine (even)
*used to measure the distance to nearby stars. SINUSOIDAL FUNCTION
APPLICATION OF TRIGONOMETRY IN ARCHITECTURE -same general shape as a sine or function.
*LEANARDO DA VINCI -sine and cosine function that have aregular period and angle.
*curved surfaces A= amplitude (difference between the highest and lowest point of a
APPLICATION OF TRIGONOMETRY IN GEOPHYSICAL SCIENCE curve)

*ocean, subduction zones, mapping, slope stability and parallax B=period (length it takes for wave to repeat itself)

ANGLES-figure formed or generated by the rotation of a line C= horizontal (shift, displacement, phase shft)
segment around fixed point. D= vertical (shift/translation)
INITIAL SIDE (1ST POSITION) FORMULA
TERMINAL SIDE (FINNAL SIDE) *PERIOD= 360/b
VERTEX (FIXED POINT) *INCREMENT= Period/4
DEGREE- SEXAGESINAL SYSTEM AND ANGLE FORMED BY ROTATION, To find c c=c/b
VERTEX EQUAL 1/ 360 OF COMPLETE REVOLUTION. THE WHOLE
ANGLE DIVIDED INTO 360 DEGREE OR A NO. THAT MULTIPLE BY 60.

REVOLUTIONAL- by terminal side in relation to the initial ssside

which equivalent to whole angle.

RADIAN- central angle/ radius/ circumference

CIRCULAR FUNCTION- having domain of real numbers.

-if “theta” is an angle standard position P(x’y) is any point other than
the origin on terminal side of “theta” and r= (x 2 + y2) 2
*THETA- commonly used as a variable to indicate angle

FORMULA

Sin (y) -sine Csc (1/y)-cosine

Cos (x) -cosine Sec(1/x)-secant
Tan(y/x) -tangent Cot(x/y)-
cotangent

given if it is not quadrant.

r=(x2=y2)2 y=(r2-x2)2

x2=r2-y2