trig
- noun
- /trɪg/
- Informal
- This is just some high school trig identities.
- trig class
- trig test
- advanced trig
We have X which is algebraic sin X, which is trig.
- We have X which is algebraic sin X, which is trig.
- So I went to public school and keeping up with calculus or precalc, trig, all that.
Examples
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That guy's in my trig class.
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If you help me with the trig part, Quentin, we should be able to make a good guess where that rocket landed.
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OK, So what is the trig form of a complex number?
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We're doing notes on trig functions and their graphs.
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I know all of my trig functions in here are tangent functions.
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Definitions and use of basic trig functions: sine, cosine, tangent
Academic text (1998) -
In my high school, we learn about triangles in trig class every day.
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She studied hard for the trig exam because she wanted to improve her grade.
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Understanding trig functions is essential for solving complex math problems.
Synonyms
The study of how the sides and angles of triangles relate
Surface Forms
Etymology
Trig is a short form of trigonometry, the math about tri- meaning 'three' and about angles, like in triangle. So when people say trig they mean the math of triangles and angles.