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Calculus I

Explore limits, derivatives, and their applications to understanding change and motion.

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Beginner

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200 hours

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Self-paced

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Module 2 of 13lesson

Trigonometry & Function Composition

Refresh essential trigonometry and learn function operations, composition and inverse functions needed throughout calculus.

Lecture 1 of 2

Calculus 1 Lecture 0.3: Review of Trigonometry and Graphing Trigonometric Functions

Resource summary

https://www.patreon.com/ProfessorLeonard Calculus 1 Lecture 0.3: Review of Trigonometry and Graphing Trigonometric Functions

Video lectures

Resources

Solving Trig Equations - Practice Problems

practice

Paul Dawkins - Paul's Online Notes

Logarithm Functions - Practice Problems

practice

Paul Dawkins - Paul's Online Notes

Exponential & Logarithm Equations - Practice Problems

practice

Paul Dawkins - Paul's Online Notes

Calculus Vol. 1 Text Book

reading

1.3 Trigonometric Functions and 1.4 Inverse Functions Printed pages: 53–79

Trig Functions - Practice Problems

practice

Paul Dawkins - Paul's Online Notes

Exponential Functions - Practice Problems

practice

Paul Dawkins - Paul's Online Notes