god bless you

14:47 isn’t the answer 20.35

Thank you so much for this excellent teaching ❤🥹

Excellent !

👍👍👍

Your teaching people stop trying to teach the short version frist with out us mowing the basics you retared

Nivel explanación, a todo dar!😂

Very impressive! Thanks Sir !

Can you solve this by, partial decomposition

HELP! Why in my calculator in cosine rule; no. 1 ans is 10.62 and no. 2 ans 94.95? What did I do wrong?

Thanks sir

May I know the soft ware you are using for the construction

Will you please Name the software you have used for the construction

Ok alright ok alright uh ok

Come back bob

thanks bob

Thank you, that was very good. Though, for part c), since you'd already figured out that alpha = 80 degrees, you could have bypassed using the cosine rule, and recognised that the internal angles of a triangle = 180 degrees. From there, we have 180 - 80 - 70 = 30 degrees. That said, I really appreciated your instruction, I was never taught true bearings and found it a bit confusing, so thank you for clearing that up for me.

thank you mathswithbob

Thanks, I think you just saved my homework

thanks @mathswithbob

Thank you for the explanation it was very clear, espacially for the third case

Thanks again for improving my trig. Concept on bearings.

When he got to 15 my brain over heated and melted down. LOL

You saved me bob i love you

Incredibly helpful bob, thank you.

great video has helped me a lot

I got lost at 7:31 Could you please explain that to me?? I don't get how you got that answer.

where did you get the base please?

what if i am only given one angle and one measurment

Nice video, explained it better than my professor.

Some help, please? S² + 7/4 = 1/2 I don't know what to do with the 2 in the discriminant.

Legend

I use it to do my hw XD(I am form 2 now and I havent learnt this rules before)

11:00 (ignore, just where I am up to on the video so when I come back it’s easy to find) 👍

Why does 2 turn to 2(1 +t²)?

Thank you, so much for sharing your knowledge, I have understood now....😍👌👌... Good teaching

so we know that

That was really helpful. It is crystal clear to me. Thank you so much.

The explanation is too broad

Thanks bro

This was a very bad video.

uhm 2021 anyone? ;w;

My bad, I should have written what I said 5pi/3

4:38 - You said 5pi/3 and then wrote 5pi/4.

Good

nicee mann

Thanks

Please tell me you are south African

so helpful, thank you so much..

Can u pls remind me, how the integral of -kxdot is A*e(-kt)? how from where the exponential "e" is coming?