Thursday, May 04, 2006
Trigonometry: I Know It :)
Hello, readers. I now know the three kinds of trigonometric ratios. They are surprisingly easy. The sine is the length of the leg opposite the hypotenuse of an angle in a right triangle over the length of the hypotenuse, the cosine is the length of the leg adjacent of the opposite leg over the hypotenuse, and the tangent is the opposite over the adjacent. They might sound hard, but they are very easy, especially when you get to use the Table of Trigonometric Ratios in the back of the book :). Well, that is about it. Bye!
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Do you watch the show "NUMB3RS"????? It's a really good show.....That might be a great show for you....maybe you could be one of their tech adivisors....it may be hard to believe....but math was my best subject when I was in High School...when I wasn't off campus having coffee that is:):):):)
Yeah, really. Your aunt is such an academic beacon... ;)
It's wonderful that you know those...not that you'll ever need them for anything ever in life, but still good. :)
wow.....academic beacon.....music to moi's ears if moi didn't detect a bit of sarcasm:):):):)
SOCAHTOA. That's all I have to say.
Great post -- you must have a wonderful math teacher...no, I am only kidding, you are just a really bright kid and you do so very well in your classes...and I am so proud of how independently you have worked during this school year - you really showed us how mature you can be about school ... congratulations!!!!
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