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Mr.
Reimer's Trigonometry
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Algebra III CP
Text: Larson, R. & Hostetler, R. (2007). Trigonometry 7th edition. New York.: Houghton Mifflin Co.
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Calculator: A graphing calculator is required for several aspects of the course and recommended for many others. Although no specific brand or model is required, a TI-83 is sufficient. Newer, more powerful calculators are available, but not required. I am familiar with the TI-83/TI-84 series. You will need to learn how to use more advanced versions. Buying a calculator through the Internet is often a cost effective approach. Note that calculators on phones or other electronic devises are not considered calculators but phones or other electronic devises, which are not allowed in the classroom according to school policy.
Course Units:
* Prerequisites (a quick touch up on what you already
should know)
* Angles, Arcs, Linear & Angular Speed
* Trig Function Representations: Triangles, Unit
Circle, Waves
* Trig Function Inverses & Right Triangle Applications
* Analytical Trigonometry: Proving Identities
* Solving Trigonometric Equations
* Analytical Trigonometry: Complex Angles &
Arithmetic Combinations
* Trig Applications: Law of Sines, Law of Cosines, Area
* Complex Numbers & Vectors
* Polar Numbers & Equations
* Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
* other topics may be included as time permits
Courses for Next Year:
* Calculus CP
* Statistics & Probability CP
* Math Computer Programming
Work Requested for Students on Vacation
Sample student projects
* Problem 1 (2008)
* Problem 2 (Period 8, 2009)
* Problem 2 (2008)
* Problem 3 (Period 1, 2009)
* Problem 5 (Period 1, 2009)
* Problem 5 (Period 8, 2009)
* Problem C (Period 1, 2009)
* Problem C (Period 8, 2009)
"Delicious" Extra Credit Opportunity
Delicious YouTube Guide
Delicious PowerPoint
TappedIn Open Ended Questions File for Feb
TappedIn Short Answer Questions File
for Feb
TappedIn Open Ended Questions File
for Jan
TappedIn Short Answer Questions
File for Jan
Final Exam Practice Worksheets
