Image attached with numbers shown.  Using the rectangular form  seems like it is the simplest out of the three forms. It's very easy to  understand and does not come with as many steps. Personally, I  think matrices can be a good stand in for complex numbers. The only  problem […]

  Do you  think that the matrices we introduced in this discussion are good  stand-ins for complex numbers? Explain your reasoning.  Is there any  operation/task where they might fail to “impersonate” complex numbers? To me matrices are usually harder to solve than doing the work for  complex numbers. It's a […]

  I researched Reference and Conterminal angels. Conterminal angels are angles with the same initial and terminal  sides. However, the rotations could be different hence the co-terminal. Reference angel is the smallest positive acute angle formed by  terminal side of the angle t and horizontal x axis. (Blitzer, 2021) Find […]

  I  chose the Pythagorean Theorem for my topic this week. Pythagorean  theorem states that "the square of the length of the hypotenuse of a  right triangle equals the sum of the squares of the lengths of the other  two sides." (Merriam-Webster.com). Another way of saying this is A2+B2=C2 So lets […]

  This week, we will learn about  trigonometric functions and trigonometry. Trigonometry is applicable in  various areas such as engineering, landscaping, physics, and  architecture. It can be applied to find the height of buildings and find  angle measurements. As you can see, angles are everywhere, even on a  clock!   […]

  Original Graph moved a to positive 0.9-Right upper left quad shrank or shifted down  below the x axis. The lower right quad moved from above the x axis to  below the x axis. moved b to negative 1.3 – Horizontal flips Shifts the upper left quad to the right […]

  Hello, Original How do the variables c and d affect the asymptotes? Which transformation rules were applied? In the graph below I changed the C=6 and kept D=-.2 / A=-3.6 / B=3.3 The asymptotes shifted down as a result to increasing C. Also, the transformation flipped.   In the graph […]

 A rational function is one that can be written as a polynomial divided  by a polynomial or the quotient of polynomials. Since polynomials are  defined everywhere, the domain of a rational function is the set of all numbers except the zeros of the denominator. The rational function f(x)=  can be […]