Review of Calculus I and Calculus II Material

The common trig. functions are defined relative to a right-angled triangle. tan x = opposite/adjacent O/A. sin x = opposite/hypotenuse O/H. cos x = adjacent/hypotenuse A/H. This can be remembered using . sOHcAHtOA. sin cos tan. In calculus, we need the angles measured in radians rather than degrees, with. 2 radians in a circle = 360. so that 1 ... ................
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