Aaliyah Abdullah
Florida Institute of Technology
Trigonometry
Trigonometry teacher | Experienced educator in USA
I graduated with a degree in Trigonometry from Florida Institute of Technology. With a passion for numbers and problem-solving, I delve deep into the world of triangles, angles, and functions. My teaching philosophy revolves around clarity, patience, and fostering a supportive learning environment. Whether unraveling the mysteries of trigonometric identities or tackling real-world applications, I'm committed to helping students grasp concepts with ease. My goal is to instill confidence and competence in my students, empowering them to excel in trigonometry and beyond. Join me on this mathematical journey, where every angle leads to newfound understanding and mastery.
Questions
- What is the exact value of #tan ^2 45+ sec ^2 30#?
- How do you prove the reduction identities #Cos(x+pi)= -cos(x)# using a unit circle diagram?
- How do I find the value of #sec(-pi)#?
- How do I find the value of #sec (4pi)#?
- How do I find the value of tan11pi/6?
- How do I find the value of sin 5pi / 6?
- How do you find the missing sides of a right triangle given a = ____, b = 24, c = 30?
- Can the sides 30, 40, 50 be a right triangle?
- In a right angled triangle the hypotenuse is twice as long as one of the right side forming the right angle. The remaining side is 80mm long. Find the length of the hypotenuse?
- Given pqr is a right angled triangle, PQ= 16 cm, PR= 8 cm how do you calculate the length of qr?
- Given a positive angle theta in standard position with the terminal side passing through (1, -3). How do you find the six trigonometric functions of theta?
- How do I find the value of sec 45?
- How do you find the exact values of #costheta# and #tantheta# when #sintheta=1/2#?
- How do you find the exact values of #costheta# and #sintheta# when #tantheta=5/12#?
- How do you find the exact value of the five remaining trigonometric function given #sectheta=-sqrt10# and the angle is in standard position in quadrant III?
- How do you evaluate #cot((-3pi)/4)#?
- How do you evaluate #cot 400#?
- How do you find the 6 trigonometric functions for 600 degrees?
- How do I evaluate tan(23pi/6) without using a calculator?
- If #sinB=4/9# what is #tanB#?