Law of Sines Visual Proof

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This is a short, animated visual proof of the Law of Sines using the definition of sine and by dropping appropriate altitudes of the triangle for given angles. The altitude may intersect the opposite side or an extended segment of the opposite side.
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This animation is the classic visual proof the fact but most likely not the one Euclid used.
For visual proofs of the Law of Cosines, check out:
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• Law Of Cosines I (visu...
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13 окт 2024

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@luukaskyronlahti5205 Год назад

i understand best with visuals so i really enjoy your visual proofs!

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

Glad they assist in understanding!

@silverv2964 День назад

Thank you! This proof is great.

@MathVisualProofs День назад

Glad you like it!

@ajc2766 Год назад

This is amazing! My teacher used a different visual proof to prove the law of sines but it was extremely confusing and hard to follow. This proof is so much easier! Are you going to make one for the law of cosines and the law of tangents?

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

I have two law cosines. I like this one better : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NHxJ3Z_58Lw.htmlsi=9nvewpvys80fjNGg . No tangents yet. Maybe someday

@JordanHess. 2 месяца назад

This is a very clear visual demonstration! Thank you.

@MathVisualProofs 2 месяца назад

Glad it was helpful!

@LetsFindOut1 Месяц назад

Beautiful visuals and explanation, but does the second variable "h" have to be equivalent to the first variable "h"? or does it not matter because you're simply using it to relate the "sin B divided by B" ratio to its counterparts for A and C?

@MathVisualProofs Месяц назад

Those are different “h” values. I should maybe have used a different letter for the second case to be more clear. But you are right that the name doesn’t matter as that value is used as an intermediate value to get the desired ratio equality.

@LetsFindOut1 Месяц назад

@@MathVisualProofs awesome thanks for clarifying. and again excellent visuals and explanation. top tier stuff

@the_hidden_library Год назад

Surely you are aware of the proof which goes via constructing the circumcircle. Also, a suggestion, please consider delivering a full course in Euclidean geometry. Would be great for high school students.

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

Yes! I’ve seen that one. Sometime I’ll try to get around to it. Full course in Euclidean geo would be nice but would take quite a bit of time I think. Thanks for the suggestion.

@DrWeselcouch Год назад

Wow this is great! I wish I was shown this back in high school. It would have blown my mind.

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

Thanks!

@LittlePaimon Год назад

This certificate is truly beautiful and simple, something students can easily learn.

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

👍

@L-vr4wg 11 месяцев назад

YOU even dare to reply here?It's you that stole his video and uploaded onto Chinese netwrok.

@mathsaffairs Год назад

Hi, Your work is awesome.... Can you tell me the name of software(s) that you use in your videos?

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

I use manim from 3blue1brown

@mathsaffairs Год назад

@@MathVisualProofs firstly, thanks for your reply.... And secondly, I guessed the same as you mention.... Your programming is simply fantastic.... Your work is very useful for TLM..... May God Bless You My Dear....

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

@@mathsaffairs Thank you!

@boredomgotmehere Год назад

Great one. Thanks so much. Just wondering, how is Sin (180 - A) = Sin A ? at @2:15

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

The sine measures the y-coordinate on the unit circle after rotating angle A. If you rotate 180-A you end up on the same half plane so the y-coordinate is the same as that if rotating angle A.

@boredomgotmehere Год назад

@@MathVisualProofs that was super helpful. Thank you

@rayaneaoussar8040 Год назад

Thank you for these amazing videos ❤️!!

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

Thanks for checking them out.

@danmike2305 7 дней назад

Law of sines ok example. Thanks

@SeanSkyhawk Год назад

This is a foundational principle of that new Pythagorean theorem proof that made the news recently if I am not mistaken. Looking forward to seeing that next!

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

Yes, was interesting that they could prove PT with just this fact (as it is one of the trig facts that is not equivalent to PT).

@hamzahabdulqadir7171 2 месяца назад

@@MathVisualProofswhat are you talking about please? I'd like to know.

@mrbb4238 5 месяцев назад

A big thank to you!🎉🎉

@MathVisualProofs 5 месяцев назад

Welcome 😊

@SARASWATIMATHSACADEMY Год назад

Amazingly simple 🎉❤

@phiarchitect Год назад

Another great demonstration! But at the end, you say that this is a "standard fact known to Euclid" Perhaps, but not in this way?

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

Right. I don’t know a source for this visual proof because it’s so standard.

@beloved9 Год назад

正弦定理の美しい証明。

@MathVisualProofs Год назад

👍😀

@ladiklike9014 6 месяцев назад

but what about the 2R? a/sin(A) = b/sin(B) = c/sin(C) = 2R {R is a radius of circumcircle of a triangle}

@hashimabbas3977 3 месяца назад

But u haven't proved that all these equal to 2R

@vade248721 4 месяца назад

I hate that you called that new side length h as well. just throws a wrench in this whole thing.

@emineacar3630 Год назад

How abouth root of something that forever root

@AfritopHappyFamily 9 месяцев назад

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😅

@pied6 Месяц назад

how does sin(180-A) = sin(A) ?

@pied6 Месяц назад

2:15

@pied6 Месяц назад

nvm saw answer on a comment. i didnt think about the unit circle at all.

@willthecat3861 2 месяца назад

Not a 'visual proof' at all. It's just the standard high school level proof using geometry and algebra. A visual proof doesn't use any algebra, just figures and pictures.