Hyperbolic Functions!

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Lets understand where hyperbolic functions come from! We're familiar with trigonometry being associated with the unit circle. Hyperbolic functions are associated with a parabola instead! Visualize how this works in this short video, learning the identities of the hyperbolic functions.

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also x^2-y^2=1 is not a parabola, its a hyperbola

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Surely theta in hyperbolic functions is not representing the angle, it represents the area. If it was representingthe angle, then sinh(pi/2) would not be defined since hyperbola approaches y=+-x but never touches it

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Video on "integration /derivatives" over a irregular functions . pls

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