if you look up "khan academy [subject]" (for example "khan academy trigonometry") and sort by channel you will find many channels with organized playlists of khan academy videos
1 hour before my test, wish me luck. EDIT: I mean a lot of people want to know how the test went, tbh i don't even remember cause it was 2 years ago but i think i passed LOL.
This is the best explanation of the unit circle I have ever seen. It is set up in a way that definitions become clearer and easier to understand. Thank you!
His lessons would be more easily understandable if he gave a little more backstory as to why we use the unit circle. This should have been a 2 part series.
i mean he kinda does in other videos which are meant to be watched before this one. It's, in a way, building off of pre-existing knowledge that he expected you to know. The unit circle is used because all cirlces are similar to each other, so it makes no differences when showing it as an example, as a unit circle of radius 1 wouold be the easiest to show calculations whne used as an example Sry if i'm late to reply after 4 yrs lool
Man!!!... You deserve the best teacher award, and if there is no such a thing I(regular student from a random country) will be honored to pronounce you as the best! teacher in the world
Clash Mjrm so really it's the way u r seeing them is wrong , somebody must have noticed that if the angles of a right angle traingle is same , the are similar coz in a right angle triangle even if one angle except the 90° is equal , the triangles are similar... So as a right angle triangle that has a 60° must be similar to another one that has 60° , the must be have a eatio b/w them , that ratio depends on the triangles size but if u divide a side with another side , u get a specific ratio that is same for all the similar triangles .... so he named them sin cos and tan sin being the ratio of a right angle triangles opposite side to a specific angle and the hypotenouse and so on...
I changed the convetion from 1 to 2 unit, and what i came across was marvelous. Just kidding; all what you said was aplicable after a simple simplifying. I ♡ math.
I don't know why my country NCERT books didn't explain this first and then explain remaining trigonometry today is the day I understand why sin theta = perpendicular upon hypotenuse
My question is what will be area of circle with radius 1 CM the answer is pi × R × R And since R= 1,The area will be equal to Pi. How can An Area became an irrational Please comment
That's definitely interesting.... But then, When you use a 1 as the two side legths of a right angular triangle A^2+B^2=Hypotenus^2, Hypotenus also become irrational. But then, it does make sense in realty too, if you think about it. The point is, if you are to have a shape of irrational area, you would need infinite precision for its boundaries. But we usually consider the universe to be of particulate/discontinues nature. In that case, no one could actually ever draw a precise circle of radius 1 and have an irrational area as the boundaries will be accurate only to the smallest possible particle ( a quanta, if you preffer ). If the universe is continues and has an infinite possible locations in a given area, then the irrational areas would be possible. But it would still make sense, because if you could have infinite locations within a finite area, it would be fully capable of containing irrational areas. As we usually assume that we can have infinte precision in Mathematics, this would work out without a problem in theareticall situations. Please ignore if nothing in this makes sense, and point out if I am wrong about something here. I thought about this just now and came up with this explanation, so it is extremly possible that I got it all wrong.
+adarsh tiwari yes on a line graph everything to the right is positive and everything up is postive. everthing to the left is negative and everything down i
I don't think that explains it as well because one could then infer that angles in other quadrants flip into negative angles. They don't. It's the quadrant they chose for it to start positive, and from there it just continues regardless of signs/pos/neg.
his voice sounds very dramatic at the start of the video like one of the voice overs for a movie "In a world full of vampires" but you do it with maths so yeah :)
The comments on UA-cam seem way higher quality than the ones on the Khan Academy website. Maybe it's because of the age requirement for posting comments, but I'm not sure if that was removed
I swear EVERY video he says "I am doing the....the pythagorean theorem" or "I am doing a....a trigonometric function, or a....a unit circle" Maybe it's just me..............
Is the radius ever not 1? if so, does sin still equal y co-ordinate? i can do questions just fine, i just cant understand how something like sin135 gets an answer.
The unit circle always has a radius of 1 (think of the "unit" of the unit circle is 1) and sin=y and cos=x ONLY apply to the unit circle. There are circles that don't have the radius of 1, and in that case, I'm pretty sure you would have to use SOH CAH TOA.
It's called a 'unit' circle cuz we take 1 as the 'unit' here. It's the length we give to the radius of the circle so it's easier to work with, I believe.
Khan Academy really needs to learn to utilize the playlist feature.
kostas sid Well alrighty then.
Thaddeus3rd z how dare you object sal in such a way
xD 😂
if you look up "khan academy [subject]" (for example "khan academy trigonometry") and sort by channel you will find many channels with organized playlists of khan academy videos
yes sir
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This is the reason for my chronic depression and prolonged agony.
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Much better explained than the Year 11 Math B textbook
IB DP?
@@mikecodm8430 oh my god IB is literal torture
good luck to y'all future watchers!
5Head 🍷 Ah yes, thank you, fellow well mannered user of Twitch.
Its been 2 years!!
I missed 2 weeks of class lol
i hate it here
thank you, i have a test tomorrow morning and still dont really know how to do this🫡
1 hour before my test, wish me luck.
EDIT: I mean a lot of people want to know how the test went, tbh i don't even remember cause it was 2 years ago but i think i passed LOL.
good luck yesterday
GL 11 months ago
I believed in you
Bruh how did the test go.
I assume the test went well?
Thank you Khan Academy, you did it again! To anyone reading this, make sure you help those who don't get it yet.
If i ran a school my math department would simply be math tutors while the main curriculum was Khan Academy...
How did it go? 💀
This is the best explanation of the unit circle I have ever seen. It is set up in a way that definitions become clearer and easier to understand. Thank you!
His lessons would be more easily understandable if he gave a little more backstory as to why we use the unit circle. This should have been a 2 part series.
It is. This is not a standalone or first video. It's part of a curriculum at KhanAcademy.org that embeds YT videos, and it's also in playlists here.
i mean he kinda does in other videos which are meant to be watched before this one. It's, in a way, building off of pre-existing knowledge that he expected you to know.
The unit circle is used because all cirlces are similar to each other, so it makes no differences when showing it as an example, as a unit circle of radius 1 wouold be the easiest to show calculations whne used as an example
Sry if i'm late to reply after 4 yrs lool
@@ghxst.5128 lmao they r probably already out of highschool
Man!!!... You deserve the best teacher award, and if there is no such a thing I(regular student from a random country) will be honored to pronounce you as the best! teacher in the world
I have a rhetorical question that's bothering me for almost 2years, the question is - From where Soh , Cah and Toh came and how did they discover it.
Clash Mjrm I can help u , pls reply do u wanna know from where did sin, cos and tan came?
GoldFate yes?
Clash Mjrm so really it's the way u r seeing them is wrong , somebody must have noticed that if the angles of a right angle traingle is same , the are similar coz in a right angle triangle even if one angle except the 90° is equal , the triangles are similar... So as a right angle triangle that has a 60° must be similar to another one that has 60° , the must be have a eatio b/w them , that ratio depends on the triangles size but if u divide a side with another side , u get a specific ratio that is same for all the similar triangles .... so he named them sin cos and tan sin being the ratio of a right angle triangles opposite side to a specific angle and the hypotenouse and so on...
lel if it's a rhetorical question idk why you expected an answer
Its toa not toh , as it is opposite over adjacent
Used this to help tutor my classmates, this is truly simpler than it looks and sounds. Thank you! 🙏🏽
I changed the convetion from 1 to 2 unit, and what i came across was marvelous.
Just kidding; all what you said was aplicable after a simple simplifying.
I ♡ math.
mr.khan is the best teacher i can ever find on youtube. THANKS MR.KHAN
Instead of writing a,b write x,y to make it much better understandable since you are using x,y plane. So sine = y and x = cosine.
11 hours and 22 minutes till mine and I’m just beginning to learn this stuff
Keep them coming Sal! You have been a great help this semester!
this comment is a decade old, dont let you forget
Woah, this video connects what my math teacher taught me to what my math tutor taught me
this is amazing! it's helped me so much
Best explanation of unit circle.
whoa...start at the beginning...what is a unit circle and what is its importance, in trig...
I don't know why my country NCERT books didn't explain this first and then explain remaining trigonometry today is the day I understand why sin theta = perpendicular upon hypotenuse
Thank you, I couldn't figure out why some other explainations already used cos as x axis, and sin the Y axis, woow, thaaaks
Ah man, you could not have had better timing on uploading this thing. Thanks K.A.!
doing this in functions right now!!! soo helpfull!!!
maybe i shouldnt have put this off until 1 am on the night before my test words dont make sense in my mind rn
you are mazing, keep it up please, you dont understand how much you've helped me.
Best explanation of unit circle. Thanks you!
Thank you for this explanation. I wish i could afford to donate, but just know i appreciate the video!!
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Using this to try and learn what I’m missing in math while I’m out for the day wish me luck yall
This guy is my favorite UA-cam maths teacher
This man is my real math teacher
This video really helped me understand the topic
he was like "The soh cah toa has a problem..." where? omagawd!
thank you so much for this video!
God this is such a lifesaver. Thank you so much!
tomorow i got math quiz and i found cleanest tutorial
"some Trig ratios" what a deep voice!
Seriously, same here. Khan is the man.
sal's deep voice at the end is just something else
This video is super interesting!
My question is what will be area of circle with radius 1 CM the answer is pi × R × R And since R= 1,The area will be equal to Pi.
How can An Area became an irrational
Please comment
That's definitely interesting.... But then, When you use a 1 as the two side legths of a right angular triangle A^2+B^2=Hypotenus^2, Hypotenus also become irrational.
But then, it does make sense in realty too, if you think about it. The point is, if you are to have a shape of irrational area, you would need infinite precision for its boundaries. But we usually consider the universe to be of particulate/discontinues nature. In that case, no one could actually ever draw a precise circle of radius 1 and have an irrational area as the boundaries will be accurate only to the smallest possible particle ( a quanta, if you preffer ).
If the universe is continues and has an infinite possible locations in a given area, then the irrational areas would be possible. But it would still make sense, because if you could have infinite locations within a finite area, it would be fully capable of containing irrational areas. As we usually assume that we can have infinte precision in Mathematics, this would work out without a problem in theareticall situations.
Please ignore if nothing in this makes sense, and point out if I am wrong about something here. I thought about this just now and came up with this explanation, so it is extremly possible that I got it all wrong.
THANK YOU
I've been trying to figure this out for long time! thanks you so much!
I always found it easier to memorize the circle in radians and convert to degrees as needed
This video is joy
this video was really freaking good
omg FINALLY lol. I have a test in 2 days, I am so lucky :D
Name how did it go
@@clematis726 You are six years late
Thankyou Sal for all your hard work!
You explain really good, thank you
thanks so much you helped alot
I feel this is greate way to understand math
who else is studying for a final tomorrow and is binge watching Khan videos
me fr 😭
interesting, i also just did this a couple days ago in math.. i guess KA knows the school boards teachers !!
This guy has a nice voice
Thank you sir!
I've been waiting for this video for so long. Thank you Sal! :)
Great video. Thanks a lot.
Why is counter clock wise positive
Is there any mathematical meaning behind it?
+adarsh tiwari yes on a line graph everything to the right is positive and everything up is postive. everthing to the left is negative and everything down i
I don't think that explains it as well because one could then infer that angles in other quadrants flip into negative angles. They don't. It's the quadrant they chose for it to start positive, and from there it just continues regardless of signs/pos/neg.
Thank you!
Thanks Khan Academy
Very helpful thanks Sal!
brilliant explanation!
How do you determine which way to move from the initial side. That is how do you know whether you need to move clockwise or to move counterclockwise?
Excellent video, very interesting.
Math is my greatest enemy, and my worst friend i have to love it and thats why i don't but i cant pick and choose so here i am😭
POV : You have a test in a couple hours
thankyou!
I would've failed trig class if it wasn't for you. Thanks
thank you so much.
SOH many CAHlifornians like to visit krakaTOA in the summer
#MyMathTeacherBroughtMeHere
Super helpful vid thanks for clearing up all my questions
his voice sounds very dramatic at the start of the video like one of the voice overs for a movie "In a world full of vampires" but you do it with maths so yeah :)
If you must run from the vampires across a distance at an angle uphill at the angle of theta, you must get sin(theta) distance higher...
@@Nobody-zq8bl This sounds exactly like something my best friend would say XD
The comments on UA-cam seem way higher quality than the ones on the Khan Academy website. Maybe it's because of the age requirement for posting comments, but I'm not sure if that was removed
thank you !!!!
No wonder u went to MIT. Had u been my math teacher in high school, I might have had a shot.hahaha
Why is the lenght of the origin to any parts of the circle be equal to one?
I feel like I understand this less now
Good reviewer
thankkkkssss
I have to do this and I'm only Year 10
im danm year 5
wtf year 5
I'm 2 months old and I have to do this for homework smh. Good thing it's easy af for me to grasp with my 179 IQ XD
thanks sir
Who else is cramming rn
Jamie Bachman gcse in 7 days =0
thanks sal
Thanks! :3
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I thought the screen was frozen lmfao
Respect 1000
I swear EVERY video he says "I am doing the....the pythagorean theorem" or "I am doing a....a trigonometric function, or a....a unit circle" Maybe it's just me..............
x^2+y^2 = 1 with z=3 in R3 which points satisfy the equation? .. help please, anyone..
I made Sohcahtoa the name of a city one of my Virtual maps.
my teacher gave us one day to memorize the whole thing :/
Is the radius ever not 1? if so, does sin still equal y co-ordinate? i can do questions just fine, i just cant understand how something like sin135 gets an answer.
The unit circle always has a radius of 1 (think of the "unit" of the unit circle is 1) and sin=y and cos=x ONLY apply to the unit circle. There are circles that don't have the radius of 1, and in that case, I'm pretty sure you would have to use SOH CAH TOA.
In the unit circle, sin=y, cos=x. In a generic circle, sin=y/r, cos=x/r.
Bruh asking students to donate 😂😂😂😂 We be broke!!!
pi no es la relación perímetro diámetro pues una circunferencia no es un polígono regular
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0:16 why am I already confused. Why does it have to be 1? 😭😭😭
It's called a 'unit' circle cuz we take 1 as the 'unit' here. It's the length we give to the radius of the circle so it's easier to work with, I believe.
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rip to anyone watching this before a test🫡