Cosine Law

[@kayvons5142]

Making math understandable one video at a time.

[@ipurpleyou8079]

Thank you sooo much. You're a life saver.

[@sohelsiddique828]

Hi you did great. By you I understand well.

[@ozzytalksComic]

amazing video i was stuck on this until i happened to watch your video xd.

[@BrandonGrasley]

Perfect - I'm glad this helped!

[@tugberkcelik3645]

Thanks Brandon very useful.

[@josecarlospoves7904]

Thank You for the video, I understand now

[@BrandonGrasley]

Jose Carlos Poves Excellent! Glad I could help.

[@Nathan-sq9xv]

I’m hoping I pass my exam next week on this. I understand the co concept now, but when we do math exams we are expected to know area/volume of shapes we never even talked about this year which I find dumb. If you teach me SOHCAHTOA sin/cos law, and Heron’s formula. Test me on that. That’s besides the point though

[@joaquinampil5360]

Great Video! Simple,Easy to Understand and very Helpful. Can you please make a Sine Law Video?

[@BrandonGrasley]

I'm not teaching a course that needs it right now... I'm pretty sure these videos are helpful, though: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZzbaYlsqcuUhc0 and kzbin.info/www/bejne/op7Wc6OilrynbNE

[@joaquinampil5360]

Brandon Grasley Thank You

[@princessai823]

It help me alot... thank you so much

[@yongcu88]

Is there a Tangent law?

[@melhanekom3334]

Yes

[@leomaredcampos4941]

I did not use Sine law just Cosine law. and we both have the same answer.

[@BrandonGrasley]

You can use Cosine Law more than once when solving a triangle. Usually we'll use the Cosine Law and then the Sine Law since the Sine Law's calculation is easier. But either way works!

[@nayemshaif2354]

Thanks,please give in your use apps mobile keyboard (sine/ cosine) published videos

[@tarunkad8095]

who else has a test next class and int pay attention in class

[@ariadkins6030]

helpe alot

[@nayemshaif2354]

Calculator use no understand request slowly use it

[@melhanekom3334]

Slow the video playback speed