Compound Angle Formulae What are the compound angle formulae? There are six compound angle formulae (also known as addition formulae), two each for sin, cos and tan: For sin the +/- sign on the lef...
Trigonometry - Further Identities What identities do I need to know with secant, cosecant, and cotangent? There are two identities with sec, cosec and cot that you need to know and be able to use: ...
Reciprocal Trig Functions - Graphs What does the graph of the sec look like? The graph of y = secx looks like this: y-axis is a line of symmetry has period (ie repeats every) 360° or 2π radians ver...
Reciprocal Trig Functions - Definitions What are the reciprocal trigonometric functions? There are three reciprocal trig functions corresponding to the three regular trig functions Cotangent can al...
Using Log Graphs in Modelling What are log graphs? Log graphs are used when the scale of a graph increases or decreases exponentially It can very difficult to read specific values from graphs with ...
Using Exps & Logs in Modelling What is exponential modelling? Exponential modelling is where real-life situations are modelled using exponential growth and decay Exponential growth is typically...
Exponential Growth & Decay What are exponential growth and exponential decay? y = Aekt is exponential growth y = Ae-kt is exponential decay k > 0 so plus or minus sign in equation immediatel...
Exponential Equations What are exponential equations? An equation where the unknown is a power In simple cases the solutions can be “spotted” How do I solve exponential equations? Laws of Indices a...
Laws of Logarithms What are the laws of logarithms? There are many laws or rules of indices, for example am x an = am+n (am)n = amn There are equivalent laws of logarithms (for a > 0) There are ...
