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My exam starts in 5 minutes and I just whipped out my phone to watch this cuz I forgot bearings were coming

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I have been enlightened, thank you so much! Although I am very sure that the exam will have much more complicated questions but at least i know the basics so- :")

[@teclasicbaldi]

this video is a masterpiece 🏆

[@MariaGarcia-ec3he]

Thank you! Drawing the North line all the way helped me understand what to do. That was the missing part I needed.

[@OrangeRocksity]

This has been really helpful -- thanks so much!

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Thanks to u I understood bearings.thanks 🙏 so much.

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

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OMG THANK U SO MUCH 😊

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[@josephlau13d77]

@@ExamSolutions_Maths can you do a question on Galois groups and automorphic forms please thanks?!

[@laurenthurston6284]

I got the distance correct however i used the cosine rule (cos A=) to find the same angle and got 71 degrees. (a) why am i wrong (b) how can I tell which method to use so I don't get it wrong in the exam? Many thanks please reply

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

cos (theta) = [ 19 + 5^2 - 3^2 ] / [ 2 (root (19) ) 5 ] gives theta = 36.586... You need to check again.

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[@dboutros2693]

Thank you, helped a lot with drawing my graph

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

That's good. Thanks for watching.

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yes thank you gonna be tested on this on monday and the teacher hasnt even gone through this smh life saver

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This video covers my entire subject for the week!

[@sanskritisharma2705]

for some reason he sounds like ross from friends... anyone?
oh and the video really helped! thank you

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

well.. ever so slightly haha. Thanks for watching! Glad it helped

[@beepbobeep4594]

Wow this explanation was amazing. Thank you so much

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thank you so much your talented at explaining your voice is so calm and reasurring

[@alieujah3982]

This topic has given me a hard time.... thanks

[@farrukhali4166]

Why in 5:45 did 19 turned into a square root?

[@jess_han]

It's AC^2

[@tithsartistry5730]

Thnxx i got the same math for my assignment

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Amazing thanks for helping me pass my maths test

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Bro you saved my ass, im gonna pass the exam 😩🎉

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Thank you so much, I am in year 9 and I was finding these things really weird and now I finally understand it. Thanks!!

[@AlannaCan]

Really helpful explanation. What grade level would this be for?

[@ExamSolutions_Maths]

Thanks it would be for As levels

[@seanemeaghara5062]

how do i solve it if the angle at B is bigger than 180

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MY EXACT QUESTION

[@ngsbsad5502]

The only thing I didn't get it is why we use 60° in cos law😢 is it because it's parallel? If I use sine law it's 70°

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It's the 40+20

[@frizbee12]

i still dont understand it
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Instead of wasting your time on Fortnite, it would've been way better if you studied this

[@frizbee12]

@@guyyk0534 well i DID study this but didnt understand it thats kinda why im here stupid

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Thanks so much UA-cam vids always make it more clear, watching this in 2024😅

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helpful!

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I was having trouble answering questions like this ty

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I have a test about this comin' in three days. Pulled this video out on a whim 😎

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Wight years ago and he’s still saving my life 🤩🤗

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8:46 greaze mode 🔥

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Thanks alot sir I found this very helpful

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I somehow manage to understand it 😁😁

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Same 😀

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was some use to me thank you very much👍🏾

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Wow thank you for saving my ass at home

[@qi4266]

It is very useful but I want more bearings question with interior angles because I'm quite weak in it

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This is something people can use no matter how old it is.

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Very good question!

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this was very useful

[@fatimashah2688]

Does the Cosine Rule not state that a(squared) = b(squared) + c (squared) - 2bc CosA, so why did you use the opposite angle ?

[@forest3064]

AC is the line from point a to point c, not the angle, it confused me at first

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well explained, much appreciated btw !!

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[@LemellsHater]

this is so confusing

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