Pre-Calculus and Discrete Mathematics

Bridging advanced algebra and calculus through the study of vectors, sequences, limits of discrete structures, and combinatorial logic.

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Swapping sine and cosine in the standard parametric equations of a circle still draws the exact same circle, but it reverses the direction from counter-clockwise to clockwise and shifts the starting point to the top.
The geometric mean of two numbers is equal to the square root of their product and sits exactly in the middle between them in a geometric sequence.
When combining parametric equations into a single Cartesian equation, subtle domain restrictions from the original time or angle parameter can restrict an entire parabolic or linear curve into just a single ray or segment.
Every arithmetic sequence is essentially a discrete linear function, where the common difference between terms acts as the slope of a straight line.
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