Schaum's Outline of Trigonometry, 4th edition (Schaum's Outline Series)

• Publisher:   McGraw-Hill
• Number Of Pages:   216
• Publication Date:   2008-08-21
• ISBN-10 / ASIN:   0071543503
• ISBN-13 / EAN:   9780071543507

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This thorough review of standard college courses in trigonometry has been updated to reflect the latest course scope and sequences. The new edition includes expanded explanations of the aspects of each periodic function, and updated information for the curve graphing section.

This book is excellent for a supplement to another book. I supplies extra problems that you need in order to learn or review trig problems.

I used Schaum's for a Summer School Trigonometry course. It doesn't replace a textbook but it covered all the necessary topics effectively and provided a good alternative to derivations and problems found in the text. I relied on it as a backup and a good check on the work being covered in class.

I needed to brush up on my Trig for a calculus class that I'm currently in. While reading the text I found it hard to follow what the author was getting at. At certain times magic equations would pop out of thin air and you would have to stew over them for hours at a time trying to figure out what the heck they meant. This book is definately not for a beginner or someone who's looking for an easy quick overview after being away from the subject for abotu 6 years.

I am observing that my test scores on tests on tests involving trigonometery are increasing, thanks to this thin aid. It is thin, yet it is good. That is almost impossible. This book is one of the best created. Trigonometry is hard, and is mentioned and applied almost everywhere. This book is comphrehensive and is both easy and advanced. Everyone should have this. You can have knowledge of math, science, and computers with it.

This book as mentioned in the title is horrible. It is incomplete in many areas, case and point, curve graphing. In many cases the book does little more than introduce the topic and give somewhat bland math questions. This book will not help you through a normal course because it is somewhat babified.
Now back to the incompleteness. Half-way through the book trigonometric function graphs are introduced (y=sinx and so on). The book very briefly describes aspects of each periodic function in a somewhat scattered manner. All of the information that is given fits on about one 8 1/2 X 11 piece of paper, somewhat terse isn't it?
This book is not for beginners and is most likely not even for people that would like to brush up on trigonometry. For a more comprehensive edition of a trigonometry tutorial you must turn elsewhere because this book will leave you asking what? huh? how? Perhaps one of the better trigonometry titles out there, and believe me I say this reluctantly because it is also deplorable, is Trigonometry the Easy Way. In conclusion if you have this book return it or if you can't use it only as a way to reinforce trigonometry ideas.

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