Exponents
Polynomials
Trig Laws
Unit Circle
Sine and Cosine Functions
100

A^2 x A^5

A^7

100

(4x2+3x-2)+(2x2-3)

6x2+3x-5

100

This can be written as opp/hyp

What is Sine?

100

sin(0)=   (in degrees)

0o

100

This graph starts at the midline

What is Sine function?

200

3A^2 - 4A^2

-A^2

200

(5x2-2x+12) - (-2x2+3x-2)

7x2-5x+14

200

This can be written as adj/hyp

What is Cosine?

200

cos(pi)=

1

200

This starts above or below the midline, depending on the amplitude

What is the Cosine Function?

300

D / D^3

1/D^2

300

2(3x-y)

6x-2y

300

This can be written as opp/adj

What is Tangent?

300

tan(pi/3)=  

sqrt3/2 / 1/2

300

y=asinbx+c   y=acosbx+c


This is represented by "a" in the equations above.

What is the amplitude?

400

 (3x4y3)3

27x12y9

400

(3x - 7)(x + 3)

3x2+2x-21

400

This Law is best used when you have an angle and the side opposite of it. It is written sinA/a=sinB/b=sinC/c

What is Law of Sines?

400

Convert 75 degrees to radians

5pi/12

400

This is how you find the angular speed or "b"

b=360/period

500

(4x2y2)2/2x-1y5

8x5/y

500

(x2-2x+3)(2x2+3x+7)

2x4-x3+7x2-5x+21

500

This Law is best used when you cannot use Law of Sines.

a2=b2+c2 - 2bcCosA is one of three ways you can write it.

What is Law of Cosine?

500

Convert 3pi/4 radians to degrees

135 degrees

500

The sine equation that has amplitude of 3. Midline of -2. a period of 30

y=3sin12x-2