In 500AD Aryabhatta of India used sine firstly as Ardhajya for half chord, which shorted to jya or jiva in due course. Then after the book Aryabhatiam translated into Arabic and Latin. Then after Greek and English. English prof. Edmund Gunter abbreviated notation sin. Hence India is orgin of topic Trigonometry.
From where is that moving graph of sin x at 6:22 is taken.. I want to see that type of graph for other 5 trigonometric functions... please tell me the source ...
Sir what's your nationality, Anyway beautiful explaination, I was just lost in video. Thanks sir. And I belong to the Bihar and Aryabhatta location is 2 to 3 kms away, not kidding.
what you have shown @6.22 is basically Plimton 322 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plimpton_322 its a Babylonian clay tablet and it has Pythagorean triples and not trignometric ratios
From where did they get the names sine cosine tangent? What is the origin of these names. This vdo is just like many other conventional videos on the eeb where no logic is told. Bsss ratt lo aur aage bdh jao..