Transcription of Introduction to trigonometric functions
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Introduction toTrigonometric FunctionsJackie NicholasPeggy AdamsonMathematics Learning CentreUniversity of SydneyNSW 2006c 1998 University of SydneyAcknowledgementsA significant part of this manuscript has previously appeared in a version of this bookletpublished in 1986 by Peggy Adamson. In rewriting this booklet, I have relied a great dealon Peggy s ideas and approach for Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7. Chapter 6 appears in asimilar form in the booklet, Introduction to Differential Calculus, which was written byChristopher her original booklet, Peggy acknowledged the contributions made by Mary Barnes andSue Gordon.
1 Introduction You have probably met the trigonometric ratios cosine, sine, and tangent in a right angled triangle, and have used them to calculate the sides and angles of those triangles.
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