Where Can I Find a Large Trig Identities Poster for My Dorm?

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A user is seeking recommendations for a large trigonometric identities poster for their dorm room to avoid constantly referencing Wikipedia. There is a suggestion that memorizing the identities could be beneficial, as frequent exposure may aid retention. The conversation includes a light-hearted suggestion to create a poster if one cannot be found. Participants express a willingness to share links if they come across suitable options. The discussion highlights the desire for visual aids to enhance learning in a dorm setting.
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Does anyone know where I can get a nice large trig identities poster that I can put up in my dorm so I don't always have to look through wikipedia?
 
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Can't you post those identities within your head instead?
 
If I see them every time I turn around, I am hoping my brain will absorb them.
 
That sounds like a good idea. If I see one I'll post a link.
 
make one :D
 

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