Introduction to Radians (1 of 3: Thinking about degrees)

[@PointySword]

When you said "orbit" I could feel my brain clicking the piece together 360~365 Mindblown.

[@vladusa]

0:48 guy explains murder 1:03 guy realizes he released his secret

[@sadeedkhan4867]

if he was in an american school i would be very nice to him...

[@ניין-י9ש]

That was a lame joke😭

[@limjames3453]

"It doesn't divide into seven cause seven's a punk."

[@Fazemoby]

😱

[@Flerri]

This was a great 3 piece series. THANK YOU so much for these. You earned a subscriber.

[@vishalshakya9218]

I was terrible at Maths and now I binge watch your videos just for the fun of learning 😌

[@tablechums4627]

"Stars are really gay" 5:15

[@darrenfleming7901]

Wise words indeed

[@aa697]

Eddie you are the absolute best.

[@pavelkoprivec8840]

Eye opener. This series is amazing.

[@CallousCoder]

This guy is an amazing teacher

[@SPIRITEDITZ_]

The girl who said GPS deserves a diamond medal

[@shadow_queen3338]

Bruh what a cliffhanger. "So then the question becomes- what do you use instead."

[@jp1875]

Good explanation; I just got side-tracked by 360 dividing into other numbers... Maybe it's an Aussie thing, but in the UK, we would say so many numbers divide into 360. 2 divides into 360 for example.

[@jpfay6022]

In the US we would just say 2 divides 360

[@siwihshdf8586]

i dont always like math but the way you explained this... it made me really intrigued, thanq!!!

[@finnaddict]

I LOVED this video. Completely blew my mind.

[@lifenote1943]

Wow I never even questioned this

[@bibekdarjee2833]

Thank you. This really helped me build the concept

[@PenandPaperScience]

I wanted to plug my own video attempt where I explain this concept, but I have nothing to add. Great video! :D

[@jarretguth8039]

Very informative thank you so much now I can do my homework because I understand it now

[@IMMORTALSYMPHONIES]

As a northern hemisphere guy everything seemed okay until he brought up the stars. You guys got it all inverted.

[@krishtygupta442]

on the first video of this 3 peice series and already subscribed

[@jannatulnaima4186]

It will be very helpful if u give every chapter in full details on class 11 and 12..you always special in math..

[@AatmikMishra]

0:46 thug life

[@naveensundar4765]

subtitles plz

[@reyjusuf]

why not 2520 degrees so it divides into 7 as well?

[@carultch]

Because it becomes a lot less convenient to think in 4 digit numbers as being a whole. We are accustomed to percents, with a 3-digit number representing a whole. 90 is close to 100 for the quarter turn, and 360 is the same order of magnitude, but it is just not within our instinct to have to count to a 4-digit number to represent a whole of anything. Using 2520 degrees would be like having a clock that only counts the minutes of the day, from 1 to 1440. Doesn't categorize them by the hour or anything. Just straight counts from 1 to 1440, and you're expected to remember you are counting to 1440 to complete one day.

[@stereohearts970]

True

[@rowill2968]

🤣

[@bruce33331]

ingenious explanation

[@gevinization]

at 6:55: What magic did he do to move the green line? Or is it happening only on my computer??

[@tanishqvarshney3176]

Where is the green line moving? Maybe it's your computer.

[@mohammadtahir8785]

Really amazing, thank you.

[@mohfa1806]

Hello...respect for your great lessons...i wonder if the stars are moving also , how do we get the same star view every 360 days?...thx

[@mateiacd]

Very clear explanation !

[@ettawing5955]

Captain William Bligh is a sailor. And his little boat sailed to Jamaica...

[@toniadrianto8424]

Loh baru tau chef juna ngajar matematika jg

[@giuseppelucianoferrero8916]

quando si scopre che tutto dipende dal "Numero" allora bisogna ripartire dai Numeri Primi; per intanto scopriamo da dove viene il radiante che già conoscevano nell'antichità: sen{[cos0°/(2*47!)] * [2*47!]^(-1)}= 57°,29577951 ; e di conseguenza 1/57°,29577951..=0,017453292 rad. verifica; di 𝛑 = [sen (90°/47!)]*[2*47!]= 3,141592654...... Verifica:[ 𝛑 / 0,017453292..= 180°=3*(3*4*5)= 3*60° in buona sostanza tutto dipende dai Numeri primi del triangolo di Pitagora inscritto nel cerchio di diametro c=5 e qui si comprende allora che il teorema di Pitagora deve scriversi uguagliando a zero dove lo zero indica il coseno di 90°; quindi (a^2+b^2)-c^2=0 ; ciò significa che l'angolo opposto al diametro (2r=c=5) è di 90° e di conseguenza la somma degli angoli interni è = 180° In. buona sostanza la trigonometria era già nota agli antichi Sumeri e babilonesi e Noi l'abbiamo ricevuta tramite grande Pitagora. C'è un'altra questione connessa al triangolo di Pitagora dove ; {c/d+(c-a)/b}= 𝛗 dove d= 2√5 e di conseguenza 5/2√5+((5-3)/4= 1/2√5+1/2=1/2(√5 +1)=𝛗= 1,618033989.. Saluti, da Torino/Italia Joseph il 25 dic.2019 PS) dimenticavo di segnalare che il teorema di Pitagora genera la funzione equazione seguente; (X^2-2X-3=0) le cui radici sono 3 ed (-1), se poi viene tracciata la parabola ed ill cerchio di diametro 5 con coordinate (0,5;0) allora scoprite che il cerchio interseca l'asse Y in 4 ,ed in X=-2; ed il triangolo isoscele (che ne consegue) con vertici in asse X; (-2 e +3)e in Y=+4 genera un'area =11 che è ancora un numero primo. Insomma i Numeri primi regnano incontrastati fin dall'antichità.

[@brennangariseb7264]

Are these college classes

[@shmerox7683]

Yes

[@mercypeace4368]

mind blown

[@yashanjindal5078]

4:03 - Elon Musk - you said something

[@rowill2968]

This guy is a sleeping giant. Explains things so well. He is the Jordan Petersen of high school maths.

[@adrianteri]

Come to think of it ..LCM has a pretty good use divide something into equal parts without waste and group things ...Ha 😃

[@MansMan42069]

SOUTHERN CROSS?! NANTO SEIKEN

[@aeshu4u]

*revolution

[@JordanFlowers10]

Eddie, the ink in the texta is not good for your skin. Use an eraser please.

[@foolhardby]

冠于是疼痛

[@solzy6495]

4:03 laughs in the current year

[@anoushkaiyer4286]

Ily

[@Mark_The_Chemist]

7 is a punk....HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!