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Six Trigonometric Functions in Terms of Others

 Trigonometric Identities

 

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Program Development Cycle

Performing a Task on the Computer

Step 1:
What is the ouput? Exactly what will the task produce?

Step 2:
Identify the data. What input is necessary to produce the output?

Step 3:
Determine how to process the input to obtain the desired output. What formulas or ways of doing things can be used to obtain the output?

Program Development Cycle & Software Development Life Cycle

The programming development cycle is a process of steps, used by programmers to more efficiently manage their time ...

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Six Trigonometric Functions

Trigonometry Mnemonic

Sohcahtoa, the Indian princess of Trigonometry

SOH
sin θ = opposite/hypotenuse

CAH
cos θ = adjacent/hypotenuse

TOA
tan θ = opposite/adjacent

Basic Trigonometry Videos:

Basic Trigonometry : Introduction to trigonometry
http://www.khanacademy.org/video/basic-trigonometry

Basic Trigonometry II: A few more examples using SOH CAH TOA
http://www.khanacademy.org/video/basic-trigonometry-ii

Radians and degrees : What a radian is. Converting radians to degrees and vice versa.
http://www.khanacademy.org/video/radians-and-degrees

Using Trig Functions : Using Trigonometric functions to solve the sides of a right triangle
http://www.khanacademy.org/video/using-trig-functions

Using Trig Functions Part II
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Learning Styles – Accelerate Your Capacity to Learn

This post was created to share an essay assignment that I completed during my sophmore year at Mountain State University. This post includes the assignment details, as well as my assignment submission. I have entitled this post “Learning Styles – Accelerate Your Capacity to Learn” as this is the title of my essay. Learning Styles – Accelerate Your Capacity to Learn

 English Composition II – Final Essay Assignment

“This is the broadest and least narrowly defined area you are being asked to investigate. ...

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The Influence of Emotionally Charged WWII Propaganda

This post was created to share an essay assignment that I completed during my sophmore year at Mountain State University. This post includes the assignment details, as well as my assignment submission. I have entitled this post “The Influence of Emotionally Charged WWII Propaganda” as this is the title of my essay.

I am a computer science major who takes takes pride in the fact that my GPA is exceptional, with little effort, in the required general course studies.

The Influence of ...

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Intro to Logarithm Properties

Advanced Algebra: Intro to Logarithm Properties

Logarithm Addition Property

ab = c | loga c = b

 logB + logB C = logB (A*C)     (B = Base)

log2 8 + log2 32 = log2 (256)

3           5                 8

Logarithm Subtraction Property

ab = c | loga c = b

logB A - logB C = logB (A/C) (B = Base)

log3 1/9 + log3 89 = log3 (1/9 * 1/81) 

-2           -4              -6

Logarithm Multipication Property

A * logB C = logB (CA) ...

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Mountain State – English Composition II

Week 3 Written Assignment
Michael A. Stratton
ENG 102 English Composition II
Instructor: Dr. Stanton
Mountain State University

Assignment:
“Our first essay asks us to formulate an argument that focuses on potential causes of rising global oil prices during approximately the past 36 months. The first big spikes in oil prices began around mid-2005, and rose steadily until late 2008 when we saw them drop again. The focus of the essay should be on identifying potential reasons for this, and not ...

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Divide & Conquer

This post is being created to display the Divide and Conquer problem solving strategy.

While taking a C++ programming class, I was suddenly hit with a great deal work than I had expected. The work seemed completely overwhelming, and I felt a bit overwhelmed. To reduce the work load I have decided to break down the work to be performed into much smaller, byte size pieces. To do this, I must take the full scope of each assignment and break it ...

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How to Design a Loop

How to Design a Loop with C++ Samples

What are the seven questions that must be answered to design a loop?

  • 1) What condition ends the loop?
  • 2) How should the condition be initialized?
  • 3) How should the condition be updated?
  • 4) What process is being repeated?
  • 5) How should the process be initialized?
  • 6) How should the process be updated?
  • 7) What is the state of the program on exiting the loop?

Designing the Flow of Control

  • What is the condition that ends the loop?
  • How should ...

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C++ Resources

Massachusetts Institute of Technology OpenCourseWare – Intro to C++

http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-096-introduction-to-c-january-iap-2011/

There is no one who dreams of technology that has not given thought to how an education at MIT could send us to the top of the Computer Scientists charts. Although most of us may not be able to attend MIT, we can still take the classes they offer, and for FREE I might add. MIT OpenCourseWare is a name you should have tattoed across your chest, forearm, or forehead, as ...

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