Trigonometry made easy

Trigonometry is a branch of mathematics that studies relationships between side lengths and angles of triangles. In this video we look at the use of trigonometry with right triangles, solving for both sides and angles.
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BTW for those interested - the history of trigonometry history is fascinating!
The field emerged in the Hellenistic world during the 3rd century BC from applications of geometry to astronomical studies.
The use of trigonometry really took off due to it's use in navigation - trigonometry has been used for locating latitudes and longitudes of sailing vessels, plotting courses, and calculating distances during navigation.
Trigonometry is still used in navigation through such means as the Global Positioning System and artificial intelligence for autonomous vehicles.
But the truly cool trigonomic endevour was The Great Trigonomical Survey.
The Great Trigonometrical Survey was a project which aimed to measure the entire Indian subcontinent with scientific precision. It was begun in 1802 and completed of it in 1871.
Among the many accomplishments of the survey was measurement of the height of the Himalayan giants: Everest, K2, and Kanchenjunga. The Survey had an enormous scientific impact as well, being responsible for one of the first accurate measurements of a section of an arc of longitude.
Triangulation surveys were based on a few carefully measured baselines and a series of angles. The initial baseline was measured with great care, since the accuracy of the subsequent survey was critically dependent upon it. Various corrections were applied, principally temperature. An especially accurate folding chain was used, laid on horizontal tables, all shaded from the sun and with a constant tension. The early surveys made use of large and bulky theodolites made by William Carey, a Zenith sector made by Jesse Ramsden and 100-foot (30 m) chains!
Interesting aside - Everest was one of the leaders of the survey - and his name was pronounced Eve-rest not Ever-est! To donate to the tecmath channel: paypal.me/tecmath?locale.x=en_AU To donate to the tecmath channel: paypal.me/tecmath?locale.x=en_AU
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[@neelrama5938]

@@123Arcticable Sorry for disturbing you but could you explain why sin35 equals 0.57, tan48 = 1.11, and . Do sine, cosine, and tangent have values? Also, what is the need for sin^-1?

[@zuesnastrio3062]

@@neelrama5938 just pop the formula in a calculator Something like Sin(35 and then you equals

[@teknul89]

@@neelrama5938 it’s because you want to find what sin(35°) is so you need a calculator to find that If you use your calculator and say sin(35°) it will tell you it’s 0.57 and the same goes for tan(48°) it’s 1,11 There is a button for sin, cos, tan Yes sin, cos, tan have a value Sin^-1 is used for finding angle degree just like the first one you asked about sin(35°), tan(48°) etc I hope this helps you to give a better understanding of trigonometry :-)

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​@@neelrama5938 you don't need to know why tbh, it'll always be on the Calculator Paper just pop SIN(35) into the calculator

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10:06 if your using a Casio calculator its shift then press on sin ( and for 6:07 it is 6.84 not 6.88)

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he probably rounded

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[@samirjaroudi9823]

After completing this video I agree that trigonometry is one of the most feared topics in mathematics. I learned that trigonometry only works on right angled triangles. I learned that the length of the sides are named (a, b, c) due to its respectively opposite angle. I memorized the 3 equations as SOHCAHTOA. Allow me to demonstrate it: Sine equals opposite over hypotenuse, cosine equals adjacent over hypotenuse and tangent equals opposite over adjacent. Sine= SIN, Cosine = Cos and Tangent = Tan.. As I was watching this video the lesson became easier and easier. You are already provided with 1 angle which is 90 degrees and more information will be given to complete it. All you have to do is place the numbers in the right place according to the equations and simplify them to get your results. Your final answers may turn out in decimal numbers. Don't freak out, just continue and don't overthink it. If your teacher allows the use of calculators, you will be able to do it on it. However, only use the calculator to make sure of your answers or if huge numbers are given. I honestly thought I would have numerous questions to ask. However, I watched various videos before this one. The way you explained it was phenomenal. Great Job!!!!!

[@pranavkondapalli9306]

memorizing SOHCAHTOA isnt a really good way of understanding the sin, cos and tan functions. I'll give you a better more geometric interpretation of these functions. So, if you take any point A, on the unit circle, (circle with a radius of a unit, in the cartesian plane)draw a line to that point and the origin, (0,0), and draw a perpendicular to the X axis, and then join that point on the axis back to the origin, you get a right angled triangle. The line you just drew to the X axis is the sine function! Isn't that cool? The math is pretty simple, since sin = opp/hypt, the hypt will always be 1 as its the radius of the original circle so it will always be just the opposite side. Similarly, the compliment function to the sine, aka cosine or cos is the line you drew from the point on the x axis and the origin. Same math. The tangent function is the point you get by drawing a *tangent* to that unit circle at that point A (yes, thats where the tan function gets its name). The segment you get by taking the distance to that tangent segment and the X axis gives you the tan function, and the segment you get by joining the tangent to the Y axis gives you the compliment of that tan function, aka cotangent or the cot function. So just by using pythagoras' theorem you can derive the ratios on the spot, without ever needing to memorize it

[@pranavkondapalli9306]

Also, if youre interested in calculating any value of sin(x) without knowing the opposite or the hypotenuse, there is a very beautiful series, called the taylor series. According to this series, the value of sin(x) = (x^1/1!) - (x^3/3!) + (x^5/5!) - (x^7/7!) + (x^9/9!) and so on forever. Truncate at any point, and you get a veryy good approximation of sin(x). This is also btw what calculators use to compute the value. similarly, cos(x) is the same as sin of x, except it has every other even number, instead of the odd number pattern of sin(x) If you dont believe ill solve an example out by computing the sine of 1 as i said sin(x) = (x^1/1!) - (x^3/3!) + (x^5/5!) - (x^7/7!) + (x^9/9!) so therefore sin(1) = (1^1/1!) - (1^3/3!) + (1^5/5!) - (1^7/7!) + (1^9/9!) (and i chose one cause powers of 1 are easy to compute) sin(1) = 1/1 - 1/6 + 1/120 - 1/5040 + 1/326880 sin(1) = 1 - 0.16667 + 0.00833 - 0.00019 + 0.000003 = 0.83333 + 0.008311 + 0.000003 = 0.841664 which is a very good approximation of sin(1). (actual value being ~0.8414)

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[@abishekpradeepkumar8217]

can you kindly explain how you got 0.57.

[@Dazzletoad]

I like this video but it seems trigonometry is ultimately 'How to use your calculator.' Any chance of a run through without a calculator including all basics needed to work it out the old fashioned way? Cheers.

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same thought! it would be great without the use of a calculator, to get a better understanding.

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Great video and very helpful just a tip that instead of doing inverse at the end you can just do it at the start and it will be quicker

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[@Crownable]

0:00 introduction 0:14 basics 3:44 sin 6:27 tan 8:29 sin 10:39 cos 12:00 ending

[@nomis876]

8:29 *actually sin

[@cubingcricketer6153]

Hey Mate, Thanks for the wonderful explanation, just wondering if you could have any practice worksheets related to this? Thanks

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I know im a month late, but just look up trig practice worksheets and theres literally endless amounts, be specific with what u search tho so u get precisely what you want.

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@@TheNineNations where did u find them?

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@@GlizzyGobler9000 try khan academy

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I've just just started trigonometry in maths and after 1 hour of my teacher trying to explain it to me and not understanding it , your method made me understand it all , thank you so much

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Pov im in grade 11th and have 20/100 grade in math 10c

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Thank You, for you're informative videos Sir! I'm a beginner to Trignometry, as I am in 9th now... in 12 mins I have understood and have got a basic understanding of what is trignometry and how do I use it... Thank you once again sir!!

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i was stuck on the finding angles bit before the vid, and now i find it easy. thx for the vid

[@hagamer7606]

I'm doing mechanical engineering just started never thought it would be so heavy with maths

[@ogs5276]

Engineering seems like something that would require quite a lot of math

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Is it not more physics based than maths

[@hagamer7606]

@@NaeemAli-bb1qn it's both and they put them in long confusing questions

[@naturegeek33]

This was so clear and helpful. My only request is that it would be nice to see what the equation would look like in the calculator when using the inverse of sin cos or tan. Like 0.71 cos^-1

[@jamalbaptiste5477]

Yeah, on my calculator it came up as 45.1 degrees only when I put in cos(-1) 0.705 not 0.71. How would you know when to round and when not to round?

[@keokeoihaia306]

Wow best explanation of trig, I’ve come across KZbin so far, simple easy to follow examples,thanks so much

[@lune8754]

Woah, like thank you. Was never taught trig very well but this, this changes everything.

[@stephgiroux7745]

Thanks . I always remembered soh can toa but never knew how to apply it to a right side triangle. I guess I missed that class when my teacher showed it. Anyway I am now 48 years old and came across your video How simple. I can't beleive not one teacher couldn't see i was struggling with this and could not explain it like you just did. Thank you

[@tristanhofer2491]

Soh cah* toa. Although I'm going to assume that's autocorrect's doing

[@stephgiroux7745]

@@tristanhofer2491 lol yes the beautiful auto correct. Thanks

[@debbenjo5875]

If a person did not use a calculator, what is the formula from cos to get the degree of the angle?

[@HakanTheUltimateHoca]

If x is your cosine value, the angle is approximatly (180*(π/2 - x - x³/6 - 3x⁵/40 - 15x⁷/336))/π degrees

[@Dragoneer]

@@HakanTheUltimateHoca In other words, good luck not using your calculator

[@quirkless_hoarder]

This is so helpful for my summery sheet thank you so much!!!

[@loppyfropy7890]

thanks a lot! my math teacher does not explain how to solve a tryhonometry probem, but ty for explaning, helps a lot

[@mollyiscool5008]

In a test I had one of the questions goes something like this: /P PQ is 60% longer than RQ / | Work out the length of RQ. / | R/___|Q It mentioned something about using sine as well but I’m not sure in what context. I’m not sure if this is exactly how the question goes but if anyone know what I mean and can help me for tomorrow I would really appreciate it!!

[@DANIELDALLAS_MATHs]

Hey! PQ=1.6xRQ and Pythagoras theorem applied: PR^2=(1.6xRQ)^2+RQ^2, ^2 means squared. Hence, RQ=PRxsqrt(1/3.56)=0.53PR

[@mollyiscool5008]

MATH SCIENCE by Daniel Dallas thank you so so so much! Honestly I really appreciate it💗

[@DANIELDALLAS_MATHs]

@@mollyiscool5008 No problem. Ask questions and I will try to help U

[@eCitizen1]

@@DANIELDALLAS_MATHs Curious why you put Sqrt(1/3.56) instead of Sqrt(3.56)??? You seem to have gotten the wrong answer.

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Thank you! I have been working and haven't had time for in class tutoring. This was exactly what I needed

[@spaceexploration4169]

How do you get 45.1 in the last problem? 🤔

[@skdab0297]

ikr I got 44.8

[@ksi6021]

@@skdab0297 I got 44.7 I’m so confused 😩

[@capoleader3793]

Should be 44.7

[@BillyGlass117]

How does he get sin35 to equal 0.57. Is there a way to do it without a calculator.

[@Cringe.101]

Thats what Sin35° equals to...

[@savageraccoon787]

He used a calculator

[@patrickmcintosh3116]

he's asking for the formula and i dunno search it up

[@Cringe.101]

@@patrickmcintosh3116 Its Opposite over Hypotenuse

[@patrickmcintosh3116]

@@Cringe.101 no like what is sin other than a word

[@pingu208]

easy to understand, straightforward and informative, thank you!!

[@ChrisN-eo7su]

Great video. I've been out of school for over 20 years and found myself trying remember what tan^-1 stood for. You're video was a great refresher for somebody like me.