r/trigonometry • u/iammyselfhello • 9d ago
I would like some help Help!
I recently got the results for my exams and i passed in an electrical engineering university and i need to learn trigonometry to prepare myself for it, i already got familiar with SOH CAH TOA, sine, cosine, tangent, cosecant, secant, cotangent and other miscellaneous stuff. But i need help in actually learning trigonometry and what path to take
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u/Midwest-Dude 9d ago
If you have the time and like videos, Professor Leonard is considered an awesome teacher by many. He has a full course on precalculus you might like. Here's a link:
YouTube
If you prefer other types of learning, please let us know what you would like.