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Standard Deviants School Trigonometry Series
This series explains triangles, functions, sines and cosines, graphing, formulas, proofs, and other trig functions in detail. Help students visualize difficult examples of trigonometric equations and their graphs. Grade Level: 9+ You may also visit our website www.dvdsforschools.com for our DVD collections
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