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TRIANGLES LESSON 1 – In this lesson, you will be introduced to five common types of triangles: Isosceles, Equilateral, Right-angled, Scalene, and Right-angled Isosceles.
TRIANGLES LESSON 2 – In this lesson, you will be introduced to the magical number of triangles.
TRIANGLES LESSON 3 – In this lesson, we will be looking at the exterior angles of a triangle.
TRIANGLES LESSON 4 – In this lesson, we are going to prove the exterior angles of a triangle rule.
TRIANGLES LESSON 5 – In this lesson, we will be looking at Isosceles Triangle.
TRIANGLES LESSON 6 – In this lesson, we will be looking at Pythagoras Theorem .
TRIANGLES LESSON 7 – In this lesson, we will be looking at Trigonometric Ratios.
TRIANGLES LESSON 8 – In this lesson, we will be looking at one of the special angle, 45 degrees, which is related to the ratios of trigonometry.
TRIANGLES LESSON 9 – In this lesson, we will be looking at one of the special angles, 30 degrees and 60 degrees, which are related to the ratios of trigonometry.
TRIANGLES LESSON 10 – In this lesson, I will show you how to use a calculator to find the ratios of trigonometry.
TRIANGLES LESSON 11 – In this lesson, I will go through the triangles that help with remembering the ratios of trigonometry.
TRIANGLES LESSON 12 – In this lesson, I will show you how to find the length of a side with one known angle and side (apart from the right angle) using the ratios of trigonometry.
TRIANGLES LESSON 13 – In this lesson, I will show you another example of finding the unknown sides by using the ratios of trigonometry.
TRIANGLES LESSON 14 – In this lesson, we are looking at the opposite of the ratios of trigonometry.
TRIANGLES LESSON 15 – In this lesson, we will try an example of the inverse of the ratios of trigonometry.
TRIANGLES LESSON 16 – In this lesson, we will try another example of the inverse of the ratios of trigonometry.
TRIANGLES LESSON 17 – In this lesson, we will try an example of a scalene triangle using the ratios of trigonometry.
TRIANGLES LESSON 18 – Your teacher may only tell you the sine rule, but in this lesson, we will develop the sine rule from scratch.
TRIANGLES LESSON 19 – In this lesson, we will be using the sine rule to find an unknown side of a triangle.
TRIANGLES LESSON 20 – In this lesson, we will be using the sine rule to find an unknown angle of a triangle.
TRIANGLES LESSON 21 – Your teacher may only tell you the cosine rule, but in this lesson, we will develop the cosine rule from scratch.
TRIANGLES LESSON 22 – In this lesson, we will do an example of the cosine rule.
TRIANGLES LESSON 23 – In this lesson, we will prove two very important identities.
TRIANGLES LESSON 24 – In this lesson, we will use the two identities from the last lesson to work out some expressions.
TRIANGLES LESSON 25 – In this lesson, we will prove an identity using the identities we already know.
TRIANGLES LESSON 26 – In this lesson, we will prove an identity using the identities we already know.
TRIANGLES LESSON 27 – In this lesson, we will be looking at the graph of sin(x).
TRIANGLES LESSON 28 – We will now look at the graph of cos(x).
TRIANGLES LESSON 29 – We will now look at the graph of tan(x).
TRIANGLES LESSON 30 – We will be looking at the reciprocals of the trigonometric ratios.
TRIANGLES LESSON 31 – We are looking at identities which involve the reciprocals of the trigonometric ratio.
TRIANGLES LESSON 32 – We will be looking at the units of radians and also how to convert radians to degrees.
TRIANGLES LESSON 33 – We will try some more examples of radians.
TRIANGLES LESSON 34 – We will use a calculator to calculate radian functions.
TRIANGLES LESSON 35a – We will prove the addition formula of trigonometry over 2 episodes.
TRIANGLES LESSON 35b – We will prove the addition formula of trigonometry over 2 episodes.
TRIANGLES LESSON 36 – We will look at some examples of the additon formulae.