The new Must Know series is like a lightning bolt to the brain

Every school subject has must know ideas, or essential concepts, that lie behind it. This book will use that fact to help you learn in a unique way. Most study guides start a chapter with a set of goals, often leaving the starting point unclear. In Must Know High School Trigonometry, however, each chapter will immediately introduce you to the must know idea, or ideas, that lie behind the new trigonometry topic. As you learn these must know ideas, the book will show you how to apply that knowledge to solving trigonometry problems.

Focused on the essential concepts of trigonometry, this accessible guide will help you develop a solid understanding of the subject quickly and painlessly. Clear explanations are accompanied by numerous examples and followed with more challenging aspects of trigonometry. Practical exercises close each chapter and will instill you with confidence in your growing trigonometry skills.

Must Know High School Trigonometry features:

- Each chapter begins with the must know ideas behind the new topic
- Extensive examples illustrate these must know ideas
- Students learn how to apply this new knowledge to problem solving
- 250 practical review questions instill confidence
- IRL (In Real Life) sidebars present real-life examples of the subject at work in culture, science, and history
- Special BTW (By the Way) sidebars provide study tips, exceptions to the rule, and issues students should pay extra attention to
- Bonus app includes 100 flashcards to reinforce what students have learned

Author: Sandra Luna McCune, William D. Clark
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
Published: 01/03/2020
Pages: 272
Weight: 0.9lbs
Size: 9.10h x 7.30w x 0.70d
ISBN: 9781260459883
Audience: Young Adult

About the Author

William D. Clark, PhD, is professor of mathematics at Stephen F. Austin State University.

Sandra Luna McCune, PhD, is professor emeritus and a former Regents Professor who taught as a mathematics specialist at Stephen F. Austin State University.