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Teacher Quality Workshop 2/16/2017 Trigonometry Tidbits Teacher Quality Workshop 2/16/2017

Euler’s Formula

Euler’s Neat Formula

Equality of Complex Numbers Complex numbers w and z are equal if and only if Re(w) = Re(z) and Im(w) = Im(z). ----------------------------------------------------------- a + i b = c + i d ↔ a = c and b = d

Euler’s Formula Unlocks Trig Identities Expand (eiθ)2 two different ways First use law of exponents, then apply Euler’s Formula First use Euler’s Formula, then multiply out

Expand (eiθ)2 First use law of exponents, then apply Euler’s Formula

Expand (eiθ)2 First use Euler’s Formula, then multiply out

Set the two expansions of equal (eiθ)2 equal Replace 2θ with a:

Euler’s Formula Unlocks Trig Identities Expand (eiA) (eiB) two different ways First use law of exponents, then apply Euler’s Formula First use Euler’s Formula, then multiply out

Expand (eiA) (eiB) First use law of exponents, then apply Euler’s Formula

Expand (eiA) (eiB) First use Euler’s Formula, then multiply out

Set the two expansions of equal (eiA) (eiB) equal Replace B with –B, use even/odd properties:

How were the trig functions named?

“Sine” strikes the right cord. Sanskrit word “jiva”, meaning “bowstring” Arabic translation “jayb” also meaning “bosom of a garment” Latin translation “sinus” English translation “sine” https://www.macalester.edu/~bressoud/talks/2011/History0fTrig_NHCC.pdf http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/52578.html

Why is the tangent function called “tangent”? See the Geogebra app called “tangent_function.ggb”

Why is the secant function called “secant”? See the Geogebra app called “secant_function.ggb”

The whole shebang in one picture Cosine, cotangent, and cosecant are the complementary functions.

The Complementary Functions

APPENDICES

Set the two expansions of equal (eiθ)2 equal Replace 2θ with a:

Set the two expansions of equal (eiA) (eiB) equal Replace B with –B, use even/odd properties: