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Tag Archives: Keralan mathematics
Trigonometry lesson
This is not a lesson about trigonometry. But where did the names sine, cosine, and the rest of them come from? First, there is no mystery about the prefix “co”. Each cofunction of an angle θ is the function of … Continue reading
