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Loney library

Loney’s original questions, honestly scoped

S. L. Loney’s Plane Trigonometry and Coordinate Geometry are the backbone of our trigonometry and geometry strands. This library holds transcribed original exercises with our own worked solutions.
In progressNot yet human-reviewed

Coverage as of 2026-10-09

The library does not include all exercises from either book. The total number of original questions has not been counted yet, so we do not show a completion percentage.

Source books
2
Source pages
995
Exercise sets registered
118
Sets scan-checked and complete
2
Original questions transcribed
58
Worked solutions
58
Independently human-reviewed
0
Whole-book completion
Not yet measured

Practice sessions

Sessions are untimed. Questions open in interactive practice in a later release.

  • Plane Trigonometry

    6 questions

    Angle units

    Before you start: Fractions and unit conversion.

  • Plane Trigonometry

    11 questions

    Centesimal conversions

    Before you start: Fractions and unit conversion.

  • Plane Trigonometry

    10 questions

    Terminal rays

    Before you start: Fractions and unit conversion.

  • Plane Trigonometry

    4 questions

    Applications and proof

    Before you start: Fractions and unit conversion.

  • Coordinate Geometry

    10 questions

    Distances

    Before you start: Oblique axes for G-I.3; polynomial coefficients for G-I.27.

  • Coordinate Geometry

    4 questions

    Coordinate proofs

    Before you start: Oblique axes for G-I.3; polynomial coefficients for G-I.27.

  • Coordinate Geometry

    9 questions

    Section and midpoint formulas

    Before you start: Oblique axes for G-I.3; polynomial coefficients for G-I.27.

  • Coordinate Geometry

    4 questions

    Challenge proofs

    Before you start: Oblique axes for G-I.3; polynomial coefficients for G-I.27.

What we are working on next

  • Audit and transcribe Examples II in both books.
  • Confirm all set boundaries and question/subpart counts against scans, including miscellaneous sets.
  • Map advanced analytical trigonometry to enrichment units; do not silently omit Part II.
  • Maintain worked-example inventory separately from numbered exercise sets.
  • Obtain independent mathematical and editorial review before formal assessment release.