Trigonometry

Master trigonometric concepts through interactive visualizations. Explore the unit circle, wave functions, and fundamental identities.

Interactive Visualizations

Explore trigonometry concepts step by step

Unit Circle Explorer

Beginner

Interactive unit circle showing angles, coordinates, and all six trig functions

Unit CircleAnglesCoordinatesSpecial Angles

Trigonometric Functions

Beginner

Visualize sin, cos, tan and their graphs with interactive controls

SineCosineTangentAmplitudePeriodPhase Shift

Trigonometric Identities

Intermediate

Prove and visualize fundamental trig identities geometrically

Pythagorean IdentitySum/DifferenceDouble AngleHalf Angle
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Wave Functions

Intermediate

Explore sine and cosine waves, harmonics, and interference

Sine WavesHarmonicsInterferenceFourier Series
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Key Concepts

The Unit Circle

A circle with radius 1 centered at the origin. Every angle corresponds to a point (cos θ, sin θ) on this circle, providing a geometric foundation for all trig functions.

Six Trigonometric Functions

Sine, cosine, tangent, cosecant, secant, and cotangent each represent different ratios in a right triangle or coordinates on the unit circle.

Periodic Nature

Trig functions repeat their values in regular intervals (periods). Sin and cos have period 2π, while tan has period π. This makes them perfect for modeling waves and cycles.

Fundamental Identities

Equations like sin²θ + cos²θ = 1 hold for all angles. These identities are essential tools for simplifying expressions and solving equations.

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