Principal Trigonometric Identities
|Principal Trigonometric Identities | | |
|I. Definitions | | |
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|The Pythagorean Identities | | |
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|Opposite Angle Formulas | | |
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|Reduction Formulas | | |
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|V. The Addition Formulas | | |
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|Double Angle Formulas | | |
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|Law of Sins |Law of Cosines | |
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