I cried from stressing myself trying to study this for my quiz tomorrow morning, found this video & now I just wanna give you a hug for helping me out. Thank you so much for this video! Keep up the good work!
I know a trick my friend made up. If you are trying to fill in a unit circle for degrees, than say, "30, 15, 15, 30, 30, 15, 15, 30." Until you are done filling it out. It would look like this on the circle: 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, 135, 150, 180, 210, 225, 240, 270, 300, 315, 330, 360. Keep adding 30 then 15 then 15 then 30 until you get to the end. Hope this helps.
@@gacalka this trick is just an easy way to write all of the degrees for the unit circle from 0 to 360. If you fill out the radians of the circle first, then you can see what radian is equal to which degree.
@@MonkeyGoatLicker wouldn’t it also be easy to use a calculator then if it’s filling a whole table? Wait, how are the values of the sines, cosines, and tangents of those angles obtained? By use of mind trick or a calculator?
@@gacalka this trick is used to figure the angle numbers. Look up on Google: "The Unit Circle" for a good example. If you want to find sin, cos, and tan then look at coordinates points. Example: (1/2, √3/2) or (0, 1)
So, the Tangent would be the number of fingers on the right of the degree divided by the number of fingers on the left of the degree, and then the square root of that, i.e., the TAN of 60 would be sqrt (3/1); the TAN of 45 would be sqrt (2/2); the TAN of 30 would be sqrt (1/3).
I think it would make more sense to number the fingers 0,1,2,3,4 - clockwise for cosine, counterclockwise for sine. Then, just take the square root of that number over 2.
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There are several ways to make things easier. You could remember the Sin() values in order from Sin(0) to Sin(90) as sqrt(x/4) with x varied from 0 to 4, then the Cos() would be the same values but invert their order. Afterwards Tan() is just solving Sin()/Cos(). Another way is to visualize rows for Sin() and Cos(), Sin() on top, with 30, 45 and 60 degrees as columns, then fill it left to right starting from top left "1,2,3, 3,2,1 ", divide everything by 2 and the numerators get a sqrt except for the ones with 1. You won't get values for 0 or 90 degrees but those are easy if you understand what Sin() and Cos() are on the trig circle.
Handy trick ;) But still better to remember 1-1-sqrt(2) and 1-2-sqrt(3) right angle triangles. The physical meanings of sin, cos and tan are built into this triangle method, which is what you need to USE trig. Is this too standard to be worth a video?
I'm studying for A/L's these days. This looks like a nice 'handy little trick', but I feel like remembering those values is better and simpler 😅 Anyway this is useful indeed when we're forgotten any of those values.
FYI this does the whole circle, this is just the first quadrant. Only thing that changes is the signs (+ or -). If the x values are negative then the cosine is negative, and if the y values are negative than sine is negative. So figure out the quadrant and slap on the right negatives and you can do any angle not just up to 90.
@kipskip_1203 yes it is the same other than the sign. You can put it in you calculator to double check if you need. Supplementary angles will always give you the same sin and cos just with a different sign ( + or - ) depending on the quadrant the angle ends in. For 135 degrees it is in the second quadrant so the cos will be negative because the x axis is negative, but the sin will stay the same because it is the same positive y value. 225 degrees will return the same value as well, but both sin and cos will be negative because the x and y values are negative in the bottom left quadrant.
Yes like the left hand trick for Sine. Love this one also, but it’s more like the 9 times multiplication table trick which uses both hands. Math rocks!! Tfs! 😘✨👍🏾
In the last example, you change the sides to which you assign the sin and cos. In the first two examples sin is to the right and cos to the left, in the last example you switch them when you explain it, but I think that happened because you use 45 degrees, so the answer is the same for sin and cos.
I just try to remember that cos(30) = sqrt(3)/2 is the distance on the x axis and has to be larger than cos(60) = 1/2 since 30 degrees is closer to 0 degrees and cos(0)=1
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When showing the sine and cosine of 45 you counted the fingers to the left for sine and those to the right for cosine. Not that it matters, because they’re the same for that angle but some consistency would have been nice for keeping confusion at bay.
At school,they taught us that the Sin and Cos of 45 degrees is 1/2 with the denomenator square rooted....now i don't get it when he says it's 2/2 with the numerator square rooted although it makes sense with his hand trick.
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I cried from stressing myself trying to study this for my quiz tomorrow morning, found this video & now I just wanna give you a hug for helping me out. Thank you so much for this video! Keep up the good work!
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I know a trick my friend made up. If you are trying to fill in a unit circle for degrees, than say, "30, 15, 15, 30, 30, 15, 15, 30." Until you are done filling it out. It would look like this on the circle: 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, 135, 150, 180, 210, 225, 240, 270, 300, 315, 330, 360. Keep adding 30 then 15 then 15 then 30 until you get to the end. Hope this helps.
Pls make a video on this trick🥲
What is the end goal in this “trick”? 🤔
@@gacalka this trick is just an easy way to write all of the degrees for the unit circle from 0 to 360.
If you fill out the radians of the circle first, then you can see what radian is equal to which degree.
@@MonkeyGoatLicker wouldn’t it also be easy to use a calculator then if it’s filling a whole table?
Wait, how are the values of the sines, cosines, and tangents of those angles obtained? By use of mind trick or a calculator?
@@gacalka this trick is used to figure the angle numbers. Look up on Google: "The Unit Circle" for a good example. If you want to find sin, cos, and tan then look at coordinates points. Example: (1/2, √3/2) or (0, 1)
So, the Tangent would be the number of fingers on the right of the degree divided by the number of fingers on the left of the degree, and then the square root of that, i.e., the TAN of 60 would be sqrt (3/1); the TAN of 45 would be sqrt (2/2); the TAN of 30 would be sqrt (1/3).
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Amazing! I know them perfectly for my exam tomorrow! Thank you so so much
Anyone else look this up for yr11 revision?
Year 10 but yeah
Ok dont be dissapointed, year 7
Well can someone explain what YR 7 10 or 11 means
In my country we use grade like grade 7 is grade 7 = yr 7
@@PyrusDrago16 Bruh we not talking bout grades,we talked about what year we are in so u are in year 11 then you are in yr 11
@@PyrusDrago16 year 10 means the grade u study in. So if u r 15 years old, you would be in year 10 (for u u call it grade 10)
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I think it would make more sense to number the fingers 0,1,2,3,4 - clockwise for cosine, counterclockwise for sine.
Then, just take the square root of that number over 2.
mdiem This makes more sense!!!! 😁👍🏾
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You should make a video probably.
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2:00 sin is on the left side of the hand then, you switch it two sin is on the right instead of the left side of the hand
This saves me so much time.... I always draw out two triangles and solve it that way. Nice trick!
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It's a great trick, I'll improve it a bit before explaining to my students .Thanks for giving the idea.
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what if I don't have 5 fingers :)
Use your toes
+Jodex what if I don't have toes :)
Then use whatever you used to reply to my comment.
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Or you could memorize the values.
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This trick is unbelievable! It has cleared all my doubts of never being able to learn this topic. Thank you sir.
There are several ways to make things easier. You could remember the Sin() values in order from Sin(0) to Sin(90) as sqrt(x/4) with x varied from 0 to 4, then the Cos() would be the same values but invert their order. Afterwards Tan() is just solving Sin()/Cos().
Another way is to visualize rows for Sin() and Cos(), Sin() on top, with 30, 45 and 60 degrees as columns, then fill it left to right starting from top left "1,2,3, 3,2,1 ", divide everything by 2 and the numerators get a sqrt except for the ones with 1. You won't get values for 0 or 90 degrees but those are easy if you understand what Sin() and Cos() are on the trig circle.
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You got the last one reversed. It was 45°, so it didn't matter, but you went left for sin and right for cos.
at first i was so confused still a saw the answers were the same
Just switch hands.
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You get how the method works which means he did his job. 😂
I love this guy he use smart way to teach Math. His English sounds like Australian yet a lot easy for me I really want to talk to him one day.
Where was this when I was failing my math exam two years ago
just wow. Mind truly blown. This trick is living rent free in my head now.
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That is an incredibly “handy” trick! I wish I had known of it back in… 1985. :) THANKS!
Wish i knew this back in high school, would have made things so much easier...
Handy trick ;) But still better to remember 1-1-sqrt(2) and 1-2-sqrt(3) right angle triangles. The physical meanings of sin, cos and tan are built into this triangle method, which is what you need to USE trig. Is this too standard to be worth a video?
Thank you! This makes my pre-calculus final tomorrow moderately less stressful! :D
I am watching this third time to remind the trick. This is awesome trick... Thank you
I'm studying for A/L's these days. This looks like a nice 'handy little trick', but I feel like remembering those values is better and simpler 😅 Anyway this is useful indeed when we're forgotten any of those values.
I agree, just remembering the values are much easier and more meaningful.
I was in a real worry about thinking these sin, cos and tan but today it had faded awy. Thanks a lot sir, from bottom of my heart🥺❤️🙏
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FYI this does the whole circle, this is just the first quadrant. Only thing that changes is the signs (+ or -). If the x values are negative then the cosine is negative, and if the y values are negative than sine is negative. So figure out the quadrant and slap on the right negatives and you can do any angle not just up to 90.
@kipskip_1203 yes it is the same other than the sign. You can put it in you calculator to double check if you need. Supplementary angles will always give you the same sin and cos just with a different sign ( + or - ) depending on the quadrant the angle ends in. For 135 degrees it is in the second quadrant so the cos will be negative because the x axis is negative, but the sin will stay the same because it is the same positive y value. 225 degrees will return the same value as well, but both sin and cos will be negative because the x and y values are negative in the bottom left quadrant.
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Nice, a very good trick to have on hand.
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+german cahuantzi Agreed! This was an awesome lesson. I've never seen this strategy used for trig.
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Who all didn't understand
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Yes like the left hand trick for Sine. Love this one also, but it’s more like the 9 times multiplication table trick which uses both hands. Math rocks!! Tfs! 😘✨👍🏾
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In the last example, you change the sides to which you assign the sin and cos. In the first two examples sin is to the right and cos to the left, in the last example you switch them when you explain it, but I think that happened because you use 45 degrees, so the answer is the same for sin and cos.
awesome trick. I wish I knew this earlier...
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You sir just saved an engineering student.
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Very inspiring. Thank you.
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I wanna be a engineer for A.I and you need to know trigonometry and this helped thx
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This may be the best math trick I’ve ever learned! This will make my life so much easier in precalc lol
Great, now I need all of my fingers! Math eludes me once again.
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thanks m8 it is very helpful
cos = left, sin = right
just remember 'cosine' cause that's got them in the right order (even though that isn't what it means)
“So going from left or right we will name the angles...” *goes right to left*
Hes from Australia (accent) so everything is inverted. 🙃
9 years later still helping a lot....
Damn. Wish a was taught this way during my school days in the 80s. Maths teachers never taught anything like this. Oh,how times have changed.
They don't teach like this still
@@ok-xk2rr my teacher taught me that. I am in an international school
Simplest trick yet so effective - Life saver :)
I just try to remember that cos(30) = sqrt(3)/2 is the distance on the x axis and has to be larger than cos(60) = 1/2 since 30 degrees is closer to 0 degrees and cos(0)=1
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Handy little trick indeed 🙌🏻
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"Oh my..I do say! That hand does appear to be flipping us off, sir."
When showing the sine and cosine of 45 you counted the fingers to the left for sine and those to the right for cosine. Not that it matters, because they’re the same for that angle but some consistency would have been nice for keeping confusion at bay.
So you’re telling me this has existed while I’ve been memorizing trig triangles for my whole life
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Awesome resource to learn this very handy trick. Well taught.
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I prefer the equilateral triangle with length 2 and splitting in half to find the values
Sam M side length 2 or altitude of 2?
gr1nder07 Side length 2 giving a perpendicular height of root 3.
Doesn't work for 45 degrees though.
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This is like effort, I just remember the exact values triangles
Thank you for existing
You sound like the shark off of Finding Nemo
Saving this for my MCAT. For some dumb reason we can't use calculators so I'm going back to the basics of learning things without one.
Trick is good but voice is not clear.
Thank you.
Trupti Hundiwala I agreed
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At school,they taught us that the Sin and Cos of 45 degrees is 1/2 with the denomenator square rooted....now i don't get it when he says it's 2/2 with the numerator square rooted although it makes sense with his hand trick.
Thabani Chagi ya I don’t get that either. Although it makes sense it’s wrong
it's because you need to rationalize it that's why i turned into 2/2
Don't worry, both, what you were taught and his answer, are the same number just written differently.
Either rationalize it OR
as 2=√2*√2, write this in the denominator and it cancels the √2 in the numerator so you're left with 1/√2
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What if I have more than 5 fingers😓
Tajay Campbell Use a calculator then.
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