Review of the Mathematics Department MAT150 Syllabus posted under Files

Conic section, parabola, and right angle trigonometry  are topics that the class haven’t covered as yet. However I have basic knowledge of all three topics.

I don’t recall doing the Hyperbola. And I know what the Pythagorean Theorem is from previous classes but I don’t think we did free falling objects and projectiles.

Imani Joseph 11/26/18

Conic Sections, Parabola, and any trigonometry are some of the topics that we have not covered yet in class.

• Similar Triangles and Applications
• The Ellipse: Definition, Standard Form, Sketching the Graph
• Solving Right Triangles and Applications

Class #20-22 – Complex Numbers: We very briefly touched on the powers of i and have bounced around between many of the topics here but have not had a concentrated lesson.

Class #29-34 – Conic Sections: Unless this was done on the one day I missed class I do not recall this topic being touched.

Class #34-40 – Introduction to Trigonometry: I have an understanding of angles and the types of angles based on my historical math knowledge. Radians, Right Triangle Trigonometry and the like could certainly use a refresher.

36 Introduction to Trigonometry: Defining Angles, Degree
Measure, Types of Angles, Relationships Between Angles
37 Radian Measure, Arc Length, Area of a Circular Sector,
Conversion Between Degrees and Radians
38 Similar Triangles and Applications

I’m not sure if we covered the following topics:

•  Introduction to Trigonometry: Defining Angles, Degree
  Measure, Types of Angles, Relationships Between Angles
• Radian Measure, Arc Length, Area of a Circular Sector,
  Conversion Between Degrees and Radians
• Similar Triangles and Applications

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by Lonette.

Three topics we haven’t covered:

-Right Triangle Trigonometry, Trigonometric Functions of 30°, 45° and 60°,

-Conic Sections

-Similar Triangles and Applications

I don’t remember a good portion from high school, just basics covered in geometry and a bootleg trig class.

1. Solving Systems of Equations in Two Variables Consisting of a
   Linear Equation and a Quadratic Equation.

2. Similar Triangles and Applications.

3.  The Quadratic Formula, The Discriminant and the Nature of the
Roots of a Quadratic Equation

• The Hyperbola: Definition, Asymptotes, Standard Form, Sketching the Graph
• The Ellipse: Definition, Standard Form, Sketching the Graph
• Applications: Number Relations, Free Falling Objects, Projectiles, Pythagorean Theorem, Area Problems.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by Efrain Alvarez.

20
Complex Numbers: the Imaginary Unit i, Pure Imaginary Numbers, Powers of i, Square Roots of Monomials Revisited

22
Operations on Complex Numbers, Graphical Representation of Complex Numbers

30
Conic Sections: The Distance Formula and the Circle, Center and Radius, Standard Form, Sketching the Graph

Solving Systems of Equations in Two Variables Consisting of a
Linear Equation and a Quadratic Equation;

Applications: Number Relations, Free Falling Objects, Projectiles,
Pythagorean Theorem, Area Problems

Similar Triangles and Applications

30 Conic Sections.
31 The parabola
36 Introduction to Trigonometry

I do not recall to topics 30 and 31. I don’t remember much from trigonometry from high school.

1. The Ellipse: Definition, Standard Form, Sketching the Graph
2. Right Triangle Trigonometry, Trigonometric Functions of 30°, 45° and 60°
3. The parabola

I only recall the topic of the right triangle from high school. The other topics I have not heard of or know how to solve them

1. Right Triangle Trigonometry, Trigonometric Functions of 30°, 45°and 60°
2. Introduction to Trigonometry: Defining Angles, Degree Measure, Types of Angles, Relationships Between Angles
3. Radian Measure, Arc Length, Area of a Circular Sector, Conversion Between Degrees and Radians