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Graphical Methods in Trigonometry

Pages 129-133 | Published online: 23 Apr 2018

  • Hence the equation or graph y=sinx is transformed into itself by
  • T: x'=x+180°, y' =-y; likewise by the rotation through angle 180° about 0°, viz.,
  • S: x'=-x, y'=-y.
  • The product R=ST gives the reflection on the 90° vertical:
  • R: x'=180°-x, y'=y.
  • The infinite group transforming y=sinx into itself is generated by T and S.
  • Let the cartesian coordinates of a point P of the rectangle be x, y, the x-axis being AB, the y-axis a perpendicular to AB at its center O. On the fan let the polar coordinates (origin O) of P be r, A. Then r =y, while the complement of A is measured by an arc of length x on the semi-circle.
  • Compare Veblen's proof, Monthly, January, 1904, p. 7.

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