Math (Grades 8-12)
Topics will be covered by popular request. When we see a need, we'll try to cover it.
In Grades 11 & 12, students will be asked to "prove" that 2 sets of trig functions are equal to each others. These can be very challenging for some people. So here you'll see 20+ proofs.
Quadratic equations comes in standard form, vertex form and factored form, and represents parabolas like bridges, and all sorts of motion, like baseballs. Click to find 30+ questions.
What is a sine, cosine or tangent? Why do we measure angles the way we do? What's the difference between and inverse and a reciprocal? And what are the "Angle Wars?" All this and much more. Check it out.
What if you have a function, F(x) and you shift it up or down, or to the side, ... or even stretch it? That's a transformation and we tackles those in this section. Including SRT.
Graphing Trig Functions
One of the scariest thing in Grade 11 & 12 is the graphing of trig functions, and of course, SRT transformations. Terrifying!! We can help with that. Stick around. COMING VERY SOON!
