sp.sin
np.sin
Hey, I know, let’s make trigonometry harder.
sp.sin
np.sin
Hey, I know, let’s make trigonometry harder.
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… numbats have evolved slide-rules on their backs with which they carry out trigonometry and logarithmic calculations. Only they know why. Unfortunately they’ve been hunted to extinction by teenagers sitting school mathematics exams…
… but it isn’t. The numbat is real!
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… numbats have evolved slide-rules on their backs with which they carry out trigonometry and logarithmic calculations. Only they know why. Unfortunately they’ve been hunted to extinction by teenagers sitting school mathematics exams…
… but it isn’t. The numbat is real!
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Trigonometry may be a great framework to explore for stimulus modulation?
Trigonometry may be a great framework to explore for stimulus modulation?
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First: he was cheating! This wasn't in our textbook; it was actually in a trigonometry book that I had checked out of the school library a couple weeks ago because I thought it was interesting.
First: he was cheating! This wasn't in our textbook; it was actually in a trigonometry book that I had checked out of the school library a couple weeks ago because I thought it was interesting.
I looked up from my book & saw that he was writing a trigonometry problem across the second of 3 chalkboards
I looked up from my book & saw that he was writing a trigonometry problem across the second of 3 chalkboards
I'm trying to learn and understand it, but it's just not clicking :V
I'm trying to learn and understand it, but it's just not clicking :V