Nicole
“Okay. Now don’t forget soh cah toa. If this is the angle we are looking at, we need to use sine and calculate the opposite side over the hypotenuse. Not the adjacent.” I try my best to explain to Warren.
We are in the reading room sitting on the cushioned bench that sits in front of the room's wide window. I am sitting crossed legged facing Warren while he changes his sitting position every time he gets frustrated with a problem. We are on his tenth position change and only on the second problem. We have been meeting every Saturday for half of the semester now. He was right, math is not his strong suit. Thankfully, he won’t need this in his job, but he does need the credit, so we are just trying to get him a passing grade. The way his eyes cross when I break down sine cosine and
