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thanks for saving my life man i could not do any kinematics/mechanics problem in physics for the resolution problem and where to use cos and sin. I used to be so afraid and you just solved it in 10 mins hats off😭😭❤
The 254° is being used to determine the angle inside of a triangle (16°). Then the meaning of SOH CAH TOA is being applied to determine the components.
@@PhysicsclassroomVideos But can we use it to determine the components? Although yes, it's the opposite of what we get from 16 degrees. Is this still the correct way to go?
I hated physics my whole life but your team and lessons have helped me understand the physics to a level I never thought possible. Thank you so so much, I would love to donate if possible.
Wow! I'm so glad the hate is being replaced with understanding. Someday we may have donations set up.
thanks for saving my life man i could not do any kinematics/mechanics problem in physics for the resolution problem and where to use cos and sin. I used to be so afraid and you just solved it in 10 mins hats off😭😭❤
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Wow! I really appreciate your kind words.
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Please create a video for unit vectors. I really love how difficult concepts are made understandable by your channel. Godspeed!
Thanks. I will resume video making in about 2 weeks. Currently working on the Concept Builder project.
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why are you not using 254 degrees at the second example to get its components?
The 254° is being used to determine the angle inside of a triangle (16°). Then the meaning of SOH CAH TOA is being applied to determine the components.
@@PhysicsclassroomVideos But can we use it to determine the components? Although yes, it's the opposite of what we get from 16 degrees. Is this still the correct way to go?
@@ainechi3359 It would work. The negative values translate to west and south.