Trig Self-Study Books: Looking for Suggestions!

[462chevelle]

I have dabbled in trig doing physics and understand enough to do simple problems with the 6 trig functions but next spring ill be taking trig and I am wanting to get a good self teaching book. does anyone have any suggestions for one. I would like to get one that has at least plenty of examples or lessons/tests. I wouldn't mind just buying the trig textbook I am going to need for class but I would rather buy a self teaching book. any recommendations. thanks

 

[verty]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1615641440/?tag=pfamazon01-20 Complete Idiots Guide to Trigonometry[/url] looks pretty nice for self-learning, each chapter is about one specific thing but it doesn't seem to leave anything out, and I like the order of the topics, starting with why you would want to use these functions, then showing the graphs, then identities and equations later.

There are used copies for very little money, a good buy I think.

 

[462chevelle]

I just got back from hastings and there was only 1 trig book. the trig for dummies. I guess ill just have to order that book online. thanks.