Solving Trigonometric Equations (2 of 5: Using quadrants)

[@michaelling2276]

literally everytime i question this method, no one helps me. they say im to far in depth, but eddie woo has me covered

[@ScottTromley]

Here is the link to 3 of 5: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2LJgXVuaJqHlac

[@robert19]

legend

[@BossofNova]

Edward you legend

[@kingrose8747]

these students are so lucky

[@khbye2411]

Could someone share the link to the video for the explanation behind ASTC, please? Thanks in advance!

[@khbye2411]

ok it's alright I saw the other parts of this series :)

[@sakethdadigela649]

@@khbye2411 nice one.....

[@impotentrage8049]

Mate you saved my life thank you

[@jeeaspirant1531]

Can I know that to which class students is teaching?

[@bodh_f3222]

Isn't it because if you put the cartesian plane in a unit circle, the quadrant for S (sine) would be where all the sine (y values) would be positive, and same for cosine being where all the x values are positive?

[@BrokenLimey]

yep

[@charandissanayake5337]

Man came in from his economics exam

[@infernophoenix7586]

We got a comedian on the chalk board to the right : /

[@mikedavis8973]

What about A Silly Trigonometric Concept?

[@moilaym2722]

every time he saids ASTC, I think of my well known tutoring STC. ( only some will get this)