- mathematics, the
trigonometric functions (also
called circular functions,
angle functions or
goniometric functions) are real
functions which relate an...
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trigonometric functions (occasionally also
called antitrigonometric, cyclometric, or
arcus functions) are the
inverse functions of the
trigonometric functions...
- In mathematics, sine and
cosine are
trigonometric functions of an angle. The sine and
cosine of an
acute angle are
defined in the
context of a
right triangle:...
- The
differentiation of
trigonometric functions is the
mathematical process of
finding the
derivative of a
trigonometric function, or its rate of change...
- navigation.
Trigonometry is
known for its many identities.
These trigonometric identities are
commonly used for
rewriting trigonometrical expressions...
- In
trigonometry,
trigonometric identities are
equalities that
involve trigonometric functions and are true for
every value of the
occurring variables for...
- In mathematics,
hyperbolic functions are
analogues of the
ordinary trigonometric functions, but
defined using the
hyperbola rather than the circle. Just...
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integrals (antiderivative
functions) of
trigonometric functions. For
antiderivatives involving both
exponential and
trigonometric functions, see List of integrals...
- half-angle formula. Much as
modern trigonometry is
built on the sine
function,
ancient trigonometry was
built on the
chord function.
Hipparchus is
purported to...
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Babylonian mathematics.
Trigonometry was also
prevalent in Ku****e mathematics.
Systematic study of
trigonometric functions began in ****enistic mathematics...
