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The Trigonometry
TI-83/TI-84 Tutorial

TABLE OF CONTENTS


INSTRUCTIONS

  • How To Use The Tutorial
  • Default Settings
  • Screen Contrast
  • Radian vs Degree Mode

ARITHMETIC

  • Order Of Operations
  • Arithmetic Operations
  • Fractions
  • Absolute Value
  • Exponents
  • Roots
  • Scientific Notation
  • Complex Numbers

GRAPHING

  • Window Settings
    • Obtaining a standard viewing window
    • Adjusting the window settings
    • Pixels and screen size
    • ZDecimal
    • ZInteger
    • Standard trigonometric viewing window
  • Zoom Commands
    • ZStandard
    • ZBox
    • ZPrevious and Zoom In
    • Zoom Out
    • ZoomFit

FUNCTIONS

  • Evaluating A Function
    • Evaluating a function on the Home screen
    • Defining a function in the Y= editor
    • Using function notation on the Home screen
    • Using the TABLE in Ask mode
    • Using the TABLE in Auto mode
    • Evaluating a function from the graph
  • Basic Graphing And Analysis
    • Defining a function in the Y= editor
    • Standard window and adjustments
    • Using TRACE
    • Evaluating the function from the graph
    • Finding the y-intercept
    • Finding zeros
    • Finding relative extrema
  • Inverse Functions
    • Horizontal line test for one-to-one function
    • Graphing an inverse
    • Testing for inverses

ANGLES

  • Angle Conversion
    • Converting decimal degrees to DMS
    • Converting DMS to decimal degrees
    • Converting radians to decimal degrees or DMS
    • Converting decimal degrees to radians
    • Converting DMS to radians
  • Angle Arithmetic In DMS
    • Angle addition
    • Complement and supplement
  • Expressions
    • Arc length and sector area

UNIT CIRCLE

  • Circular Functions
    • Graphing a unit circle
    • Evaluating the circular functions
    • The unit circle in degrees
    • Returning to function mode

TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS

  • Evaluating
    • Home screen and decimal degrees
    • Evaluating with DMS
    • Using radians in Degree mode
    • Home screen and radians
    • Using degrees or DMS in Radian mode
    • Using function notation
    • Using the TABLE in Ask mode
    • Changing the function from the TABLE
    • Using the TABLE in Auto mode
  • Expressions
    • Examples from solving triangles
    • Powers of trigonometric functions
    • Law of Cosines
    • Law of Sines
    • Examples from applied or vector problems
    • Area formulas
  • Basic Graphs
    • The sine function
    • Selecting and de-selecting functions
    • The cosine function
    • The tangent function
    • Connected mode and false asymptotes
    • Graphing with the Dot style
    • The cosecant function
    • Using Dot mode
    • The secant function
    • The cotangent function
  • Graphing And Analysis
    • Entering the function
    • Choosing an optimal window
    • Using TRACE
    • Evaluating the function from the graph
    • Finding x-intercepts (zeros)
    • Finding maximum and minimum values
    • Working in Degree mode
  • Sinusoidal Regression
    • Setting up the stat editor
    • Entering data
    • Setting up a scatter plot
    • Calculating and graphing the regression model
    • Turning off a stat plot

INVERSE TRIG FUNCTIONS

  • Evaluating
    • The arcsine function
    • The arccosine function
    • Obtaining results in DMS
    • Converting degrees to radians
    • The arctangent function
    • Finding inverse cosecant values
    • Finding inverse cotangent values
    • Finding inverse secant values
    • Converting radians to degrees
    • Using reference angles
  • Expressions
    • Examples from solving triangles
    • Law of Sines
    • Law of Cosines
    • Composition of trig and inverse trig functions
  • Basic Graphs
    • Graphing the inverse
    • The arcsine function
    • The arccosine function
    • The arctangent function
    • The inverse cosecant function
    • The inverse cotangent function
    • The inverse secant function
    • Evaluating from the graph
    • Working in Degree mode

IDENTITIES

  • Verifying Identities
    • Numerically using the TABLE
    • Verifying graphically

TRIGONOMETRIC EQUATIONS

  • Solving Equations
    • Using the x-intercept method
    • Using the intersection method
  • Solving Inequalities
    • Using the x-intercept method

CONIC SECTIONS

  • Circles
    • Graphing a circle
    • Drawing a circle
  • Parabolas
  • Ellipses
  • Hyperbolas

PARAMETRIC EQUATIONS

  • Graphing Plane Curves
    • Setting parametric mode
    • Entering parametric equations
    • Standard window and adjusting
    • Evaluating parametric equations from the graph
    • Evaluating parametric equations from the TABLE
    • Lissajous figures
    • Graphing a hyperbola
  • Returning To Function Mode

VECTORS

  • Conversions
    • Finding the magnitude
    • Finding the direction angle
    • Finding the x-component
    • Finding the y-component
  • Basic Operations
    • Resultant and difference vectors
    • Dot product
    • Finding the angle between two vectors

COMPLEX NUMBERS

  • Basic Operations
    • Complex conjugate
    • Real and imaginary parts
    • Real vs complex mode
  • Polar Form Conversions
    • Finding the modulus
    • Finding the argument
    • Using the Polar command
    • Rectangular to polar commands
    • Polar to rectangular
    • Using the Rect command
  • Polar Form Operations
    • Setting polar form mode
    • Products and quotients
    • Finding powers
  • Returning To Real Mode

POLAR COORDINATES

  • Conversions
    • Converting to polar
    • Converting to rectangular
  • Evaluating Polar Functions
    • Setting polar mode
    • Entering a function
    • Using function notation
    • Using the TABLE in Ask mode
    • Using the TABLE in Auto mode
  • Returning To Function Mode
  • Graphing
    • Setting polar mode
    • Entering a function
    • Standard window and adjustment
    • Squaring the window
    • Finding rectangular coordinates from the graph
    • Working in Degree mode
    • Graphing a conic section in polar form
  • Returning To Function Mode

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