Intro to Radians and How to Convert

[@vil9386]

Awesome. REally helpful. Big thank you. I wish the teachers use these contents for teaching.

[@seppa340]

Happy teacher's day! Nice video as always ;)

[@kp1315]

Great tutorial, keep posting on Cad designs also plz.

[@nicksamamyjake]

Thanks, for the help ,but its not so much about the speed, its just i find even some basic math completely saturates my intellect.Yet I still feel compelled to watch it, sometimes i get it, then other times the symbols and phrases simply swamp me.Though I find it an interesting challenge to overcome this, and feel fulfilled if i actually do. Dont change your style of presentation, your explanations are concise and to the point, albeit some of us, are still going to struggle, that is down more to capability, than approach. Thanks.

[@TonyKosasih]

Thank you. Very informative.

[@malayamohapatra2415]

can you pleas make a tutorial for how to read Vernier Bevel protractor

[@CalculationNation]

strongly Informative

[@harleenkaur7868]

Awesome 👍👍

[@briangilbert2148]

but WHY would I do that??

[@WeldNotes]

You might not want to! But radians are really useful for solving problems that involve the length of an arc. They are also used by the bucketload in trigonometry and calculus. If you are using software like Excel, radians are pretty much the default angular unit.

[@nicksamamyjake]

That was way beyond my capabilities, but thanks nonetheless

[@WeldNotes]

+nicksamamyjake Aw, Nick. you are one of our favorite subdcribers. We know you can do it. If you like, tell me where we went too fast and we'll try to get you back on track. Radians are used a lot in engineering and science, but they ate just a unit. That's all.

[@rskannan3050]

what is pitch and spam😓😓😓

[@Alpha-to9od]

My head hurts now...

[@hafizhadzori]

Alpha1 .

[@atlaharshareddy8158]

Vidoe is to good 😊

[@rigeus]

Makse sense!