Sir, you are great teacher Because unlike any youtube tutorial videos your voice is loud and clear, your examples are brilliant and The best of all it's completely free... Thank you so much Sir You were such a big help for me
This video is a life saver. I want to say you taught this in a much easier to understand way than my teacher did in a week. Granted, I didn't pay much attention on Sines, but I did with Cosines, and I now have a clear understanding of both. My teacher never mentioned anything about Cosines being used on SSS and SAS triangles. You have a really good way of teaching this stuff. Good job!
Mario's explanations and examples are amazing. He makes learning the material so many times easier, and the fact that he's doing this for free and out of the good of his heart is amazingly gracious. He's the math teacher we all wanted, but didn't deserve. Someone give him a cinnabon
Dude this helped so much I was gone the day we learned this and had no clue what was going on but after this video I’m feeling great about these problems now. Thank you so much!!!
My s.y just ended but i have a lot of activities i missed and this helps me a lot thank u and the fact that the video is short but understandable really thank u
You have a great way of explaining things so that they make sense, giving the reason behind why things are being done and providing ways to memorize things in an effective way. Thank you for this gift.
I never understand my algebra and geometry teacher, and Mr. Mario, you always have the 10 minute videos that explain clearly what she tried to teach me in 2 hours. 😁
I might be a little late on this and I don't fully understand it either, but if you have the angles of the other two sides, you should be able to just subtract those two angles from 180, you should be able to get the missing angle. I might be wrong, but I hope I could help a little!
An 18m cable is connected to the top of a 14m radio mast and fastened to the ground at an angle theta to the horizontal. 1. Draw a diagram to illustrate the problem? 2. Calculate the theta in degrees correct to 2 decimal places? Post your ASAP??
This more recent video I did may explain it better for you: Law of Sines and Law of Cosines (Complete Guide) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x0_vS14mUt0.html
Yeah I have a quiz on this tomorrow but I can't get the calculations to work out. I put the law of cosine problem into my calculator and I get a totally different number than what you got