Angle of Elevation/Angle of Depression Problems

[@isaacho4573]

Math is making me go down the angle of depression ☠

[@zoopoo3854]

Stress is good for u so don’t worry

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I swear! 😂😂😂😂

[@nope-kw7gm]

Same

[@sorrenzz3610]

@@zoopoo3854 not really though

[@zoopoo3854]

Sorrenz Z it is

[@devmehta5313]

Sucks missing 2 days of math and being lost the day of returning. Thanks for this helpful video.

[@272punjabi]

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[@riapatel608]

+aibur mollah Calm down idiot. Whats your problem

[@jzt901]

Dev Mehta bot?

[@narvitasingh6925]

Sucks breaking class and the next day you find out your getting a test the next day on yesterday's work

[@vanessajoy7339]

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[@selenawright1332]

Thanks! Still saving lives in 2020 🙏

[@fordmilitello5665]

agreed

[@debanjangarai9285]

True

[@alyssa-blessed]

Absolutely🥰🥰

[@loranjs6256]

I’m here to steal the answers from this video for some dumb assignment 😃

[@lololol6296]

Midari will not be the only one crazy after I watch this video

[@sierramackenzie6792]

I remember : SOH CAH TOA SOH; sin= opposite over hypotenuse CAH; cos= adjacent over hypotenuse TOA; tan= opposite over adjacent

[@StoicismGuide888]

Damn thanks ❤️❤️❤️

[@salmitchitumba8314]

I had struggled with with angle of elevation and depression for too long, now i finally got it. all thanks to you. keep that up....

[@kuchamancity1]

this is the best THE BEST video on depression and elevation angles I have ever seen in my life.

[@morganuso8464]

Sir I can't thank you enough. I knew nothing before this video and after I passed my test with a 9/10. Your method works wonders. Earned a new sub.

[@kyoshi1643]

You just saved someone 8 years in the future, thank you so much!

[@annie_Na00]

So the example at the beginning, what the hell used and the two friends was used to demonstrate Angle of elevation's and angle of depression simultaneously with a backwards Z! this man is a lifesaver!

[@imessages2838]

Bruh, Why are you so better teaching me than my online class teacher like bruh!

[@croft4746]

ive been trying to work out how to do this for the past two hours cus i kept on getting it wrong even though i was using the correct method, turns out i just didn't have my calculator in degrees mode, i think im about to go down the angle of depression.

[@playingwithlions]

Make sure you set your calculator to degrees rather than radians before doing this problem. On a TI 84-84plus degrees vs radians can be found under "mode".

[@regimex4899]

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[@zainhalabii]

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[@nekoyin8040]

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[@chefmadina8962]

It is amazing to see how a video made 8 years ago helped me more than anything. THANK U!

[@vintagebabyy1524]

hahaha ikr!

[@tali_87]

hii- I don't normally comment on yt vids, but i just wanted to thank you for this as i have my exam tomorrow and couldnt find any other resources available to explain this concept to me- TYSM FOR SAVING MY GRADE

[@iudexgundyr9820]

Thank you so so much! I have a quiz tomorrow 💪📖 wish me luck peeps! Goodluck to all of you too.

[@eyco_]

went well?

[@island_boy_999]

@@eyco_ was 4 yrs ago...

[@just_another_person_who_li4675]

This video was from 8 years ago and was still helpful. Thank you!

[@chehmist4230]

Was released five years ago and it still helped alot thanks dood

[@vivekrahar541]

Thanks a ton, i was a non math student from high school to Graduation, but for my post grad. In MBA, here in India, we've to prepare for CAT exam for which we need to recall as well as ace all the Quant related topics. This video helped me clearing a lot of doubts. M looking forward to watch more of this channel's videos. Thank you for such informative and elaborative video. 🇮🇳

[@fizzamaheen5293]

Respected Sir! You have done questions which no one mentions properly because they are difficult to solve but you have made them super easy.Thank you so much sir.Please make some more videos every week.I need your help as I teach O level students and I want to take concepts and then share with my students.

[@zedperez6876]

2 meetings to my professor but still doesn't get it for almost 14 mins on this and easily learned it

[@lil._.bhaddii383]

Thank you for this video❤ It's saving life and grades in 2021

[@mili9781]

I have a trig test tomorrow and I haven’t studied, barely done any homework, and I’m watching this video at midnight. Wish me luck

[@Asmethyst]

I have a national math exam today and this help me understand the topic immediately

[@thelasagneman6184]

thankyou, this was extremely helpful. i entered a new school and therefore a new math class in which they handed me a sheet i had to do with angles of elevation and depression but i hadnt been taught it at my previous school so i had to learn this new concept and your video was by far the best id found on the topic

[@user-ht8kz7dp9l]

Atl.

[@genox633]

How’s it going now

[@tsutomumiyata7389]

Thanks so much for this very helpful video. You probably won't read this but just thought I'd say thanks!

[@awkwardpawkward6945]

Bruh I’m gonna be real here,this video saved my geometry grade,I actually got a correct answer using this video on a similar problem and I cried no joke

[@timzo926]

lmao

[@timzo926]

i’m hoping it saves my grade tomorrow

[@blank6896]

I was having issues grasping one thing in this topic, and it kept messing me up on graded assignments etc, so thank you for the helpful video. It's much appreciated. :)

[@santiagorazon5899]

at the 15.6 part..when you divide you must times it...so tan24 times 35 is 15.58..then round off..

[@liopenner1245]

Very clear and precise - great for learning angles 👍

[@Pancakes27]

Great video even 8 years later!

[@aliabbasnaqvi347]

Some(sin) people (perpendicular) have(hypotenuse) curly (cos) brown(base) hair(hypotenuse) through (tan) proper (perpendicular) brushing (base)

[@senseiie]

Thanks this helped a lot clearing my doubt 🙏

[@prosurgeon6957]

man, you just made everything clear to me, thanks a lot fam

[@bopt8791]

You teach better than my young teacher, she 26 and only talks wit students and barely teaches good

[@marcgs69]

really helped me out for my math reporting tomorrow

[@Peliculost]

Man I should have never taken geometry as a freshman my final is tomorrow! I’m gonna need some prayers! But this video helps a lot thank you!

[@anwana-abasiudom1014]

1. A boy 1.8m tall standing 20m away from foot of a palm tree observes the angle of elevation of top of palm tree as 45° A. Find the height of the palm tree B. Find the angle of elevation of the top of the palm tree from the foot of the boy. 2. Two points P and Q 15m apart are on one side of light house, if the angle of elevation of the top of the light house from P and Q are 30° and 60° respectively. A. Find how far Q is,away from the foot of the light house. B. What is the height of the house? 3. A boy observes that the angle of elevation of the top of the tower as 32°. He then walks 8m towards the tower and then discovers that the angles of elevation of the tower is 43°. Find the height of the tower. 4. A ladder 23m long leans against a vertical wall which makes an angle 68° with the horizontal. A. How high up the wall is the ladder B. If the height of the ladder up the wall is reduced by 4m,by simply shifting the foot of the ladder backwards, find the vertical angle of the ladder

[@anwana-abasiudom1014]

I would please like this questions to be used in another video

[@anwana-abasiudom1014]

Please professor can you help me by solving this questions

[@harrisonabu3313]

It is of a great help to us the wace students

[@jamesrampton6274]

Thank you so much bro I studied so much and I couldn't get angles of depression but after this vid I completely get it

[@kymaniwhite2185]

1st comment here---------->thanks dude helped alot

[@madeleine6316]

I used tan34*=a/35 and it worked fine. I got a=23.6m as my answer too and 39.2 for the height of building B :) thank you so much

[@TubbyMuffin10]

I learned more from this video than a week of Trig class :/

[@keirriek7104]

thank you soooooo much. You are way more clear than my teacher is.

[@mandyball2926]

Wow this dude taught me math better than my actual math teacher

[@seanseanp2586]

Thanks I'm in year 6 and I have S.A.T.S. in May and we needed this

[@alinarabani8312]

Good luck

[@alexianjones5711]

GOD bless you all 🙏💜💜

[@tiffanyliang8910]

I have a quiz but I mostly forgot all of these stuff from geometry! Thank you sir it is very helpful.

[@rabiyashahid468]

Thank you so much for this video! Really helpful!

[@jennifermorobisi]

thanks for this helpful video👌👌

[@kennydigno3645]

I knew the question from the exam was so familiar, our teacher got it from here so I quickly searched for this vid

[@moriahmalapo1921]

lucky you ahahaha

[@praveenelango9490]

Wonderfully explained. Thank you :)

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Ok

[@eyco_]

you're welcome !

[@anotherspawn]

3:33 Wow that pause was really a CLIFF hanger

[@MidnightSwiftie]

Smh

[@qzorn4440]

Very nice example. 🥳 Thank you.

[@sophiasarwary7840]

i'm impressed, learnt so much from this vid

[@childofgod8671]

This video is so interesting

[@Mr-Opium]

Thanks for the video nothing in class made sense until you described it

[@splitterlyrics3374]

How do you got the 56°? (Please Respond)

[@Tuddete3]

how is building a 23.6 im confused please help me😭

[@elvinchirackal6765]

ummm you did it wrong it is supposed to be opposite over adjacent so it is x/60

[@brnrxn]

That would be the tangent of 78° which would also work.

[@themitochondria570]

umm no. if you refer to 78, the opposite side’ll be the x and the adjacent side’ll be the 60 m. but since we referred to 12, it’s the vice versa. 😂

[@DressyMinyStardoll]

where the hell did he get 56 degrees from someone please tell me im so confussed??

[@richardzheng3989]

He got it from 90 degrees minus 34 degrees. 90 - 34 = 56 A right angle is 90 degrees.

[@DressyMinyStardoll]

oh ok thanks so much

[@princessreignmarcelo981]

@Restock GT because it is right triangle.

[@fastasfuqboi9290]

Oh wrong video, I was looking for depression problems

[@connerfudge7082]

Helped a lot wish you'll still make a lot of videos,

[@aynil7487]

Oh finally english video :// all youtube if full of epindian videos cant find english 🚶‍♂️

[@al8xp]

Its 2023 and you saved me

[@emilyzapien10]

this helped me so much

[@harshdeepkaur2785]

This is so helpful. Thank You So Much...!!!!!

[@RandomPerson-cm2wg]

6:04 if every inner angles of the triangle is added up, they would equal 180 degrees if the top angle is 78 degrees then we can solve the bottom one with a simple equation. 78+90+x=180 x=180-78-90=22 Good video nonetheless.

[@ashlyntnx]

thank u i just learnt this last week but was having trouble

[@aoi1640]

I'm Trying to know how to Always do a Perfect shot in a Game so this is why I'm here

[@Damo_DW]

thanks still helping me in 2021

[@abigailbond3527]

just remember SOH CAH TOA. Sin= opposite over hypotenuse, Cos= adjacent Hypotenuse, Tan= opposite over adjacent

[@pk7495]

5:55 how did he get 90 from because he subtract 90 by 12 and got 78 but where did he get the 90 from

[@exars]

because the angle is supplementary, which means its a right angle. Right angles are always 90 degrees. You know its supplementary because the horizontal lines that make up the angles of depression and elevation are always parallel.

[@umeshbhatt5120]

helpful video to understand any questions thanks

[@delogsgh2325]

Wow, this is a nice video making mathematics simple. I saw a similar one on 'Ghbrains' and its also good as this one.

[@yumiliacollins2232]

This helped a lot! Thank you!

[@mintzz-l3i]

Bro how did you get the 56 degree angle??

[@drianestipona7440]

Thank you so much!!! Stil saving lives in 2021:,-)

[@terencebaldivia2284]

It'll be a lot easier to understand if you used a guide like SOHCAHTOA. This video really helped me with the word problems and such. Thank you for posting this, sir.

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You are awesome teacher

[@ahmad.r1052]

You are an amazing person

[@fourstarrjim]

Good video. It would be a great help if you showed the algebra work also.

[@zakmo9455]

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[@keido7704]

Does this mean SOH CAH TOA?????

[@zakmo9455]

Gana Ahmed lmao yes bro this was freshman year stuff

[@grasshole4228]

yeah but there is an extra o, so shouldn't it be Some Old Hippie Caught Another Hippie Tripping Over Acid?

[@anayatkhan9141]

very good teaching for me.

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Thank you for the very helpful video👍

[@dwardo2k]

Amazing Video dawg👏🏽🔥

[@yuvyork6915]

Where did you get 56 degrees from 10:22

[@judithobode6097]

This helped alot❤️🍑💖 Thanks Soo muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh💖❤️🍑💖.

[@JoyceEbony]

it helped me a lot. kudos to you!

[@rakurai573]

how did he get the 56 degree please help thank you

[@pranavdeshai]

thanks, bro this video helped me the lot

[@richardabia9735]

God bless you !!!! Thank you so much !!!!!

[@xxsunshinedemixx4412]

This helps so much thank you

[@roo8604]

Really Helpful! Thanks a bunch

[@somethingidk5384]

In the second example the actual height of bldg. A is 51.89 m because the solution is supposed to be: tan56 = a/35 35tan56 = a a = 51.89m So the height of bldg. B is supposed to be 64.47 m. With the solution being: a+b = 51.89m + 15.58m = 67.47 m

[@starqlette3988]

i'm so confused on how he got 56 for the height on the second one, this is probably a dumb question but i don't understand

[@ramesesjakealmonte9440]

Good job, it help me a lot

[@chummystella3234]

Please if you could send an easier Video. It would be great Thank you 🥺

[@HaldoorYare]

*thank you dear lecturer*

[@elijahfaio6634]

how is the bottom angle 56? just need to know so I can interpret by myself

[@jonathanmckeon8315]

In both the first and second example, How did you get the final answer in the final solutions. I mean looking at the last example the tan of 56 degrees being 23.6m you just jumped and got that answer.

[@davehutchinson6275]

he substitute it and did 35÷tan56=23.6 I was also saying the same thing as well

[@jonathanmckeon8315]

Thanks dave but do you have to you the caculator on this? I mean s there a way to solve the Tan,cos and sin without the calculator?

[@davehutchinson6275]

+Jonathan Mckeon I normally use the calculator, some calculator you have to press the tan sign first then enter the number you want the tangent of.

[@helmsylvanian]

Jonathan Mckeon he used a calculator, because the values of sin, tan, and cos is a rly long decimal.. u need a calculator to solve it

[@helmsylvanian]

Jonathan Mckeon if u want to solve it manually or without the help of the calculator, i hope you like multiplying huge and loooooong chunks of Decimals...