Thread: Stuff to learn Trigonometry?

Okay, so I want to brush up on my trig before I enter another course and I've got a stack of stuff that should help me.

However, I don't know what type of quality it is (library books), but I'm wondering no matter what time it comes from or how old it is or what it is...

What are good books, good math book writers, good places to use on the Internet to get a solid foundation of Trigonometry?

Originally Posted by A Beautiful Mind

Okay, so I want to brush up on my trig before I enter another course and I've got a stack of stuff that should help me.

However, I don't know what type of quality it is (library books), but I'm wondering no matter what time it comes from or how old it is or what it is...

What are good books, good math book writers, good places to use on the Internet to get a solid foundation of Trigonometry?

Google is always a good place to start... as is Wikipedia...

Wikipedia isn't a great place to learn mathematics. Maybe to see important proofs or generalizations of many things, but I wouldn't consider it to at all that big of a help for the breadth of it.

Google is the first place I look for anything...kind of dissatisfied with it when I look up topics such as Trigonometry cause you don't get many pages that have a lot of hits with good learning material, but I've got what I got...