Trigonometries
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The author introduces trigonometric functions in a uniform manner for both hyperbolic and spherical geometry, proves a Pythagorean-like theorem, a law of sines and cosines, the concurrency of the medians of a triangle, provides a formula for areas, and gives a proof of the irrationality of \(\pi\).
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