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Re: Do you use trigonometry in engineering, and if so,how
Re: Do you use trigonometry in engineering, and if so,how Date: Tue Jan 22 00:15:59 2002 Posted By: Mark Huber, Post-doc/Fellow, Statistics, Stanford University
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Innovations in: algebra and trigonometry, engineering, astronomy, medicine, paper and publishing are described. Video available from the PBS web site.
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