Trig Stories

How I felt about Trigonometry when I was twelve...

"You're the hero, Opal... But your poor naive soul needs to know that it is easier to unite with hate than with love. I'm the shared hatred. Let me be the villain in your story." In the world of Trigotopia, chaos erupts when the Great Walls collapse and reality is revealed to the people. One Operator is determined to restore the peace and find the Lost Laws- but she has no idea what she is doing or what the Laws even are. Will this dangerous journey finally restore the long-desired peace, or will it open up even more secrets? Warning: lots of random scary trigonometric identities ahead + a bunch of pew pew and murder, recommended 13+

What if the world was different? What if love wasn't hard to find? What if everyone had a soulmate? What if your parents made a mistake? What if your soulmate rejected you? What if your world was falling apart?

Y/n ~~ did I make a right decision Tarhyung~~ you fucking stay out from my mind *scream* AUTHOR NIM- WILL THEY ABLE TO LOVE EACH OTHER IS IT DESTINY !!!!!! STARTED ON APRIL 08/22

While Algebra and Trigonometry seem disconnected to Geometry, they couldn't be more intertwined. In school, we often don't have this connection pointed out but this book seeks to connect the three.

What if Clarke and Octavia grew up on earth instead of on the Ark. When Clarke sees her mom trying to float Octavia she steps in and it changes the two girls lives forever. How will they react when the 100 come down to earth? I know poor description but it's a good story, please read I don't own the 100 or the characters

Eunice Alona Liwayway, the girl allegedly involved in the tragic death of Carlotta "Lottie" Dianne Jalandoni, managed to escape the immediate aftermath, but the haunting memories of that fateful day cling to her, replaying every agonizing detail of her sweet friend's drowning. Meanwhile, Charles Drew Jalandoni, consumed by grief and a thirst for vengeance, is determined to seek justice for his sister. His relentless pursuit makes us question, will he succeed in exposing the truth, or will his obsession destroy him, ensuring that Eunice's life becomes a relentless nightmare?

Wrath - more than displeasure, annoyance and even anger. We're talking vexation. Math will do that to those lost in its sea of confusion. There are no shades of gray with math solutions - your answer is right or it's just plain wrong. Mess up on step 2 toward a solution, then step 5 is just plain wrong, and so too will be your answer. Twenty spelling words with two misspelled, and you're still flirting with an "A." Asked to identify all countries (51)of Europe from their outlines, and if you miss four or five of them, you've still earned your "A." But math is relentless. Master it and you love its order and the ease with which you can navigate much of math's work. If you fall behind, begin to feel lost, you'd better correct your problems and misunderstandings or else all forms of math beyond very basic arithmetic will start to squeeze you. What's been written in this intro is a touch in jest, but basically it is true. This poem entitled "The Wrath of Math" is more in jest, and its modified limerick form is perfect for the light humor. Technically, limericks are five-line narrative poems with specific rhythmical and rhyming patterns. They often focus on somebody fictitious, and the very last line is the kicker - the one that nails down the humor. "The Wrath of Math" is strictly not a limerick because it has many more than one 5-line stanza. This poem has eight 5-line stanzas. And except for some slight alterations in typical traditional limerick form, these eight stanzas are each of them composed in limerick style. The poem is about a very smart teen named Sue who's fallen prey to the wrath of math. Can she be helped? What is her fate? Though humorous, as all limericks are supposed to be, there is a part of me that wrote this with a tinge of no humor at all.

A rant on my absolute incomprehension of mathematics. There was a brief period of time during which trigonometric identities and I didn't get along very well (we were practically fighting WWIII). I still don't understand the point of it, but at least I can do a sum pretty decently. I showed this to two hardcore math teachers and they loved it! Honestly, that was unexpected. And the mathemagician I showed it to asked me to put it up somewhere, so ta da! If you despise math or if you are just looking for a laugh, read this. It will take a minute of your time and another minute to vote and or comment. Thanks!

idiot nerd writes math fanfic. • the unit circle is a sentient god. • no prior trigonometry knowledge required in order to read this fic (but it would definitely help) • sine and cosine are gay • all 6 trigonometric functions have evil doppelgängers (inverse trig) • warning: pregnant trigonometric function (guess which one it is) (hint: they give birth to tangent)

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