Trigonometry Stories

"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+

A Mathematician comes face to face with a Goliath. he only has Five Stones in his Pouch and Five Shots to make. There shall be no replacement of Stones On The Battlefield

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

Fluff- mutual pinning- friends to lovers - Ed Sheehan x Yoonbum

Gabi Anise Tucker, as her name implies, is not your average girl. Living with her mother and little sister, Gabi tries her best to make ends meet. When she finds out they are moving in with her mother's boyfriend, Charlie, Gabi hopes its for the best. Early one morning, Gabi is exploring her neighborhood to-be and stumbles upon a quaint hat shop. She goes inside, and after poking around a bit, bumps into (literally), the shop owner's son, Silas Lysachek. Silas is cute, funny, smart, and best of all- not full of himself like many of the boys at Gabi's school. Soon, though, Gabi discovers that Silas has a secret... Will she ever find out what that secret is? Read this story to find out!

poem about our birthdays and celebrations

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.

This is a true story about our maths lessons, our table is called Satan's Reindeers. I know it's incorrect but it's maths not english. Anyway, I wish you table banter!

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Something I made fueled by rage ~ (and a hint of bitterness) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This isn't racist, it doesn't mean something's black you're instantly referring to black people :/ *la la la

Damn this shit's hard.

This is just a hub-bub of stories that I write while I'm sitting in my math class and have to listen to my math teacher ramble on about trig.

El Teorema de Pitágoras es un principio fundamental en geometría que se aplica específicamente a triángulos rectángulos, aquellos que tienen un ángulo de 90 grados. Este teorema establece que la suma de los cuadrados de las longitudes de los dos catetos (los lados más cortos del triángulo rectángulo) es igual al cuadrado de la longitud de la hipotenusa (el lado opuesto al ángulo recto). Matemáticamente, se expresa como: a^2 + b^2 = c^2 Donde "a" y "b" son las longitudes de los catetos y "c" es la longitud de la hipotenusa. El Teorema de Pitágoras es ampliamente utilizado en matemáticas, física, ingeniería y muchas otras disciplinas para calcular longitudes desconocidas en triángulos rectángulos y resolver una variedad de problemas geométricos y aplicaciones prácticas. Es uno de los conceptos matemáticos más importantes y útiles en la vida cotidiana y en la ciencia.