Math 1060 | Trigonometry
These lecture videos are organized in an order that corresponds with the book we have used recently for our Math1060 courses. (Precalculus by Larsen, Hostetler) We have numbered the videos for quick reference so it's reasonably obvious that each subsequent video presumes knowledge of the previous videos' material. Along with the video lecture for each topic, we have included the "pre-notes" and "post-notes" which are the notes of the lecture before we did the problems and after we worked everything out during the lecture, respectively. You may want to download the notes to use as a reference while watching the lecture video, or for later reference.If you find an error in the lecture or a problem with the video, or if you would like to give feedback to us about these lectures, please email rebecca@math.utah.edu to do so.
NOTE: These videos were not recorded in stereo sound. If you are listening to these videos on headphones, you may want to consider setting your sound channels to come through both sides. This document will give you an idea of how to accomplish that.
- 1.1A Radians and Degrees
- 1.1B Angular and Linear Velocity
- 1.2A The Unit Circle
- 1.2B Trigonometric Functions
- 1.3A Right Triangles
- 1.3B Applications of Right Triangles
- 1.4 Trigonometric Functions of Any Angle
- 1.5A Graphs of Sine and Cosine Functions
- 1.5B Transformations of Sine and Cosine Graphs
- 1.6 Graphs of Other Trigonometric Functions
- 1.7A Inverse Trigonmetric Functions (part 1)
- 1.7B Inverse Trigonometric Functions (part 2)
- 1.8 Right Triangle Applications
- 2.1 Fundamental Identities
- 2.2 Verifying Trigonometric Identities
- 2.3A Solving Trigonometric Equations (part 1)
- 2.3B Solving Trigonometric Equations (part 2)
- 2.4 Sum and Difference Formulas
- 2.5 Multiple-Angle Formulas
- 3.1A Law of Sines
- 3.1B Ambiguous Case
- 3.2A Law of Cosines
- 3.2B Applications
- 3.3A Vectors in the Plane (part 1)
- 3.3B Vectors in the Plane (part 2)
- 3.4A Vectors and Dot Product (part 1)
- 3.4B Vectors and Dot Product (part 2)
- 3.5A Trigonometric Form of Complex Numbers (part 1)
- 3.5B Trigonometric Form of Complex Numbers (part 2)
- 3.5C Trigonometric Form of Complex Numbers (part 3)
- 3.6 Polar Coordinates
- 3.7 Polar Graphs
- Practice Exam 2
- Review of Inverse Functions
- Reference Angles