What`s an 8% slope mean? How is it calculated?

Learn why % works internationally and how to figure it out using a tape measure and a bubble level.
See more math on my other KZbin channel.

[@kakudmi]

Out of all of traffic signs, this is the only one that requires you to stop, take out your sci-calc, and spend a few minutes planning and plotting your trip ahead.

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[@Rayram555]

I learned and enjoyed from your video. Thank you!

[@abbybrothers9888]

For the first time in my 34 years of life i understood math. Thank you so much!

[@theoverengineer]

Happy to help!

[@theegg-viator4707]

Excellent quick and to the point!

[@theoverengineer]

Much appreciated!

[@lennonptpaul]

Thank you. Very well taught.

[@forrestchung782]

Thank you.I have been trying to figure out grade to degrees.

[@aholland6689]

excellent calculation !

[@Tmrfe0962]

Thank you for this clear and concise explanation. I teach and this helped me tremendously.

[@theoverengineer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nightwines]

Clear as mud!

[@owenbarrozo6747]

very simple, thank you kind sir

[@TomaDustin]

Much Appreciated

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Thanks

[@georgesadler7830]

Thank you for an excellent video.

[@theoverengineer]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnoswald6192]

Excellent explanation! Thanks very much.

[@theoverengineer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Rdenham1976]

If you gave me a 1000 years I could never figure this out thank God I don't have to do math in my daily life

[@razzilfaraon]

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[@mmrida_]

thank you so much

[@theoverengineer]

You're welcome!

[@raguram5713]

Why you use the tangent use another sin,cos and cesec... Can you explain that

[@theoverengineer]

In road construction and surveying, length of hypotenuse is not used much / not known or available.

[@steelavocado1]

Tangent is opposite/adjacent. The opposite is the 8, and adjacent is the 100. It’s the only one that doesn’t use the hypotenuse and no more calculations are necessary. You can use a^2+b^2=c^2 to calculate the hypotenuse which you can use in sin (opposite/hypotenuse) and cos (adjacent/hypotenuse)

[@umeshprayag6108]

Very nicely explained as we don’t use these scientific calculator nowadays.

[@theoverengineer]

Cheers, mate!

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Watched two other vids before this one. This is the easiest to understand.

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Grade 5 student can solved