Trigonometry is an
important bridge course between algebra II and calculus, and is a necessary
course for any homeschool high school student who is considering college or
technical school after graduation. In Math 10-12: Trigonometry, homeschool
students will prepare for further study in math by learning more advanced
algebraic procedures. Topics in this course include angles, degrees, and
radians; trig functions; graphing; identities; and inverse trig functions.
Students will also investigate trigonometric laws and identities. This
homeschool course is designed for high school homeschool students who have
successfully completed algebra II and are ready for another academically
challenging and rigorous
course in math.
1: Angles, Degrees, and Radians 1
2: Angles, Degrees, and Radians 2
3: Angles, Degrees, and Radians 3
4: Introduction to Trig Functions 1
5: Introduction to Trig Functions 2
6: Trig Functions of General Angles 1
7: Trig Functions of General Angles 2
8: Trig Functions of General Angles 3
9: Evaluating Trig Functions 1
10: Evaluating Trig Functions 2
11: Graphing Trig Functions 1
12: Graphing Trig Functions 2
13: Graphing Trig Functions 3
14: Graphing Trig Functions 4
15: Trig Identities 1
16: Trig Identities 2
17: Trig Identities 3
18: Trig Identities 4
19: Trig Identities 5
20: Trig Identities 6
21: Trig Identities 7
22: Inverse Trig Functions 1
23: Inverse Trig Functions 2
24: Inverse Trig Functions 3
25: Trig Equations 1
26: Trig Equations 2
27: Right Triangle Applications 1
28: Right Angle Applications 2
29: Law of Sines 1
30: Law of Sines 2
31: Law of Cosines 1
32: Law of Cosines 2
33: Polar Coordinates 1
34: Polar Coordinates 2
35: Trig Forms of Complex Numbers
36: Final Exam