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We love to graph functions, and now that we know about the trigonometric functions, let's learn to graph those too! These are periodic functions, meaning they spit out the same values over and over and over, with a frequency that depends on the period of the function. This will be easy to understand if we have the unit circle memorized, so make ...
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