Trigonometry for Schools and Colleges

"Trigonometry for Schools and Colleges" by Frederick Anderegg, first published in 1896, is a comprehensive textbook designed to introduce students to the fundamental principles of trigonometry. This classic text covers a range of topics, including trigonometric functions, identities, equations, and their applications in geometry and other fields. Intended for use in both secondary schools and higher education, the book provides a structured approach to learning trigonometry, with clear explanations and numerous examples. This enduring educational resource remains valuable for students seeking a solid foundation in trigonometry and for educators looking for a time-tested teaching aid.

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