I am an 2nd year engineering major and I have never seen such a helpful video in remembering the unit circle! This makes it so much easier to do calc! Very helpful, and very well put together! Great job!
Hello thank you so much for helping me with the Circle uniti chart . I had showed and referred this video to so many other students in my Alg 2 classes and it had awakened them so much . Your tips are AMAZING and yess color coding is great. Just one thing im still lost with finding Tangents could you do a video on how to please ? I have a test on this Friday ? Thanks in advance
So sorry, I just now saw this comment. I'm assuming your test has passed, but just in case, the tangent values come from dividing sin by cos. For example, tan 30° = 1/2 ÷ √3/2 = 1/√3 = √3/3
I am studying ahead of time for Precalculus and when I first saw the unit circle, I literally scratched my scalp almost raw. I found this video and I guarantee I will look at this over and over again. This is one one of the best instructional videos I have ever seen in all the levels of math I have taken to this point. I have to go to Calculus 2. I hope I see you again. Thank you!!!
I am currently teaching Pre-Calculus, Intro to College Algebra, College Algebra, and Calculus 1, but I have a few videos that do cover some Calculus 2 topics.
Wow! That was the absolute BEST presentation on the unit circle and its varied values I have ever seen. Very visually memorable and the color-coding is genius (I wish I would have figured that out earlier). Worthy of a subscription! PS: Do you do calculus videos?
Thank you so much for the positive comments! I have some calculus 1 videos, but just getting started on those, so definitely fewer to choose from. Here's the link to the calculus videos playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLLJtxV0yM9rYSJjWW07qqQ3zHckgvcYpD.html
sail2byzantium, I have a way faster way of doing it. First mark off the counter clockwise 30 degree increments. And the starting at the first 30 degree angle rught down pi over 6, the second one 2 pi over 6, the 3rd one 3 pi over 6, the forth one 4 pi over 6, the fifth one 5 pi over 6, the 6th one 6 pi over 6, the 7th one 7 pi over 6, the 8th one 8 pi over 6, the 9th one 9 pi over 6, the 10th one 10 pi over 6, the 11th one 11 pi over 6, the 12th one 12 pi over 6. See how they are all in order from 1 to 12. With out reducing the so the numbers stay in order and the denominators do not change. 2 pi over 6 is read here is two pi over 6es like hear is two apples, 3 pi over 6es, here is three apples. The next step is to right down the reduced fraction for each radian angle in lane 2. lane 1 like on a running track the non reduced radian measures. This way I can look at lane 1 and only see my 1 to 12 non reduced radian measurements. If I look at lane 2, I see the reduced radian measurements. For the 45 degree increments only have to add 45 degrees each time. Done.
Darren, I have a way faster way of doing it. First mark off the counter clockwise 30 degree increments. And the starting at the first 30 degree angle rught down pi over 6, the second one 2 pi over 6, the 3rd one 3 pi over 6, the forth one 4 pi over 6, the fifth one 5 pi over 6, the 6th one 6 pi over 6, the 7th one 7 pi over 6, the 8th one 8 pi over 6, the 9th one 9 pi over 6, the 10th one 10 pi over 6, the 11th one 11 pi over 6, the 12th one 12 pi over 6. See how they are all in order from 1 to 12. With out reducing the so the numbers stay in order and the denominators do not change. 2 pi over 6 is read here is two pi over 6es like hear is two apples, 3 pi over 6es, here is three apples. The next step is to right down the reduced fraction for each radian angle in lane 2. lane 1 like on a running track the non reduced radian measures. This way I can look at lane 1 and only see my 1 to 12 non reduced radian measurements. If I look at lane 2, I see the reduced radian measurements. For the 45 degree increments only have to add 45 degrees each time. Done.
Very nice explanation there are so many patterns and techniques one can use for the "Unit Circle", but I truly liked your example the best. The coloring of the lines is just genius it made everything so simple. I will definitely borrow this technique as I teach my kids how to manipulate the circle. Thanks,
When my professor told us we needed to memorize this, I was freaking out because I struggle with memorization, but after watching probably 2 hours worth of other videos on this I found this one and it finally clicked! Thanks so much for helping me learn something I've been struggling with! It's actually kind of fun now that I get it!
mindblowing... as someone struggling with this. u made it seem so easy to do. thank you.... i can’t tell how much anxious i get whenever i can’t understand something overwhelming... thank u again... wish u the best 😁😸🤩👏🥳
So very glad the video was helpful for you! Math doesn’t have to be stressful.....when it’s explained in the right way! Super glad you found the video! Good luck with your math class!
Your video's are very helpful! I watched a bunch of them to prep for my daily trig quizzes that I have for the rest of the week. I will recommend this video to my teacher... Thank you so much and I look forward to watching your future videos.
I just want to say that I’m a Junior in High School and I was having a tough time memorizing my unit circle or making an sense of it but when I watched your video it came so easy.
I remember when I was in second year high school and I (together with my other classmate) was sent to represent my school in a math competition. We never tackled this topic at the time and lucky for me I've already discovered youtube lessons back then so I could advance in everything. So this question came out and we were given 15 seconds to calculate mentally. Only our school got the correct answer and they're all shook (even my math teacher was impressed 'cause he knew he hadn't taught us this yet). We won that competition and all credit is on youtube lecture series lol Good old days. Now I'm coming back here to review for NMAT. Hope I can slay this one too 😂
Diego Trejo, Cole, I have a way faster way of doing it. First mark off the counter clockwise 30 degree increments. And the starting at the first 30 degree angle rught down pi over 6, the second one 2 pi over 6, the 3rd one 3 pi over 6, the forth one 4 pi over 6, the fifth one 5 pi over 6, the 6th one 6 pi over 6, the 7th one 7 pi over 6, the 8th one 8 pi over 6, the 9th one 9 pi over 6, the 10th one 10 pi over 6, the 11th one 11 pi over 6, the 12th one 12 pi over 6. See how they are all in order from 1 to 12. With out reducing the so the numbers stay in order and the denominators do not change. 2 pi over 6 is read here is two pi over 6es like hear is two apples, 3 pi over 6es, here is three apples. The next step is to right down the reduced fraction for each radian angle in lane 2. lane 1 like on a running track the non reduced radian measures. This way I can look at lane 1 and only see my 1 to 12 non reduced radian measurements. If I look at lane 2, I see the reduced radian measurements. For the 45 degree increments only have to add 45 degrees each time. Done.
Bless this woman this is some galaxy brain level shit dude. I thought I was gonna fail my precalc test but not anymore!! Thank you so much this video is a godsend 😊🙏🙏
Thanks! 😊 Honestly, I have just been teaching a very long time. And after that many years, a person learns how to break concepts down into the most simplest of terms.
I am an 2nd year engineering major and I have never seen such a helpful video in remembering the unit circle! This makes it so much easier to do calc! Very helpful, and very well put together! Great job!
Thank you for the nice comment! I strive to make my explanations as simple as possible so students can easily understand! Thanks for watching!
Hello thank you so much for helping me with the Circle uniti chart . I had showed and referred this video to so many other students in my Alg 2 classes and it had awakened them so much . Your tips are AMAZING and yess color coding is great. Just one thing im still lost with finding Tangents could you do a video on how to please ? I have a test on this Friday ? Thanks in advance
So sorry, I just now saw this comment. I'm assuming your test has passed, but just in case, the tangent values come from dividing sin by cos. For example, tan 30° = 1/2 ÷ √3/2 = 1/√3 = √3/3
When I return to my home state next weekend (I'm currently traveling), I will do a video on how to find the tangent values.
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As a Junior in a high school pre calculus class, that's after all not going to fail because of this video, thank you
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Best technique besides memorizing I have seen thus far. Thank you, I bet your students have a great appreciation for you.
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I am studying ahead of time for Precalculus and when I first saw the unit circle, I literally scratched my scalp almost raw. I found this video and I guarantee I will look at this over and over again. This is one one of the best instructional videos I have ever seen in all the levels of math I have taken to this point. I have to go to Calculus 2. I hope I see you again. Thank you!!!
I am currently teaching Pre-Calculus, Intro to College Algebra, College Algebra, and Calculus 1, but I have a few videos that do cover some Calculus 2 topics.
Wow! That was the absolute BEST presentation on the unit circle and its varied values I have ever seen. Very visually memorable and the color-coding is genius (I wish I would have figured that out earlier). Worthy of a subscription! PS: Do you do calculus videos?
Thank you so much for the positive comments! I have some calculus 1 videos, but just getting started on those, so definitely fewer to choose from. Here's the link to the calculus videos playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLLJtxV0yM9rYSJjWW07qqQ3zHckgvcYpD.html
Thank you so much--I will give those a look!
sail2byzantium, I have a way faster way of doing it. First mark off the counter clockwise 30 degree increments. And the starting at the first 30 degree angle rught down pi over 6, the second one 2 pi over 6, the 3rd one 3 pi over 6, the forth one 4 pi over 6, the fifth one 5 pi over 6, the 6th one 6 pi over 6, the 7th one 7 pi over 6, the 8th one 8 pi over 6, the 9th one 9 pi over 6, the 10th one 10 pi over 6, the 11th one 11 pi over 6, the 12th one 12 pi over 6. See how they are all in order from 1 to 12. With out reducing the so the numbers stay in order and the denominators do not change. 2 pi over 6 is read here is two pi over 6es like hear is two apples, 3 pi over 6es, here is three apples. The next step is to right down the reduced fraction for each radian angle in lane 2. lane 1 like on a running track the non reduced radian measures. This way I can look at lane 1 and only see my 1 to 12 non reduced radian measurements. If I look at lane 2, I see the reduced radian measurements. For the 45 degree increments only have to add 45 degrees each time. Done.
Definitely the best explanation on UA-cam!!!!! Two thumbs up!
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The Best Explanation on the internet YET!!!! Thank You!
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Thank you so much! I have been struggling to memorise these for the past few months and this has finally made it a lot easier!!!
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The radians part of this is gold. Thank you.
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Darren, I have a way faster way of doing it. First mark off the counter clockwise 30 degree increments. And the starting at the first 30 degree angle rught down pi over 6, the second one 2 pi over 6, the 3rd one 3 pi over 6, the forth one 4 pi over 6, the fifth one 5 pi over 6, the 6th one 6 pi over 6, the 7th one 7 pi over 6, the 8th one 8 pi over 6, the 9th one 9 pi over 6, the 10th one 10 pi over 6, the 11th one 11 pi over 6, the 12th one 12 pi over 6. See how they are all in order from 1 to 12. With out reducing the so the numbers stay in order and the denominators do not change. 2 pi over 6 is read here is two pi over 6es like hear is two apples, 3 pi over 6es, here is three apples. The next step is to right down the reduced fraction for each radian angle in lane 2. lane 1 like on a running track the non reduced radian measures. This way I can look at lane 1 and only see my 1 to 12 non reduced radian measurements. If I look at lane 2, I see the reduced radian measurements. For the 45 degree increments only have to add 45 degrees each time. Done.
Very nice explanation there are so many patterns and techniques one can use for the "Unit Circle", but I truly liked your example the best.
The coloring of the lines is just genius it made everything so simple. I will definitely borrow this technique as I teach my kids how to manipulate the circle.
Thanks,
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This was super helpful. Thank-you for sharing your knowledge!
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You are a Genius!You make it the opposite of confusing like the other videos.Thank you so much!
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Truly amazing video, this helped me a lot, thanks!
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When my professor told us we needed to memorize this, I was freaking out because I struggle with memorization, but after watching probably 2 hours worth of other videos on this I found this one and it finally clicked! Thanks so much for helping me learn something I've been struggling with! It's actually kind of fun now that I get it!
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God bless you cole you're helping me pass my class 😊😊😊😊
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Absolutely loved this! Excellent video!
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The best video out there! Thank you!
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thank god for i have stumbled upon this without it i would be so stressed and sad. Thanks so so much!
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This video is so helpful! So many tips and tricks! Thank u soo much
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The finger part is really helpful! Thank you :)
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This is literally amazing, thank you so much!
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My mind is completely blown. This is so helpful! THANK YOU
This is so amazing! I've been struggling with memorizing this forever, and its really hurt me in my trig class. Thank you so much! You're an angel :')
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This is the best technique to memorise angles and values I've seen so far on youtube!
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best video and explanation I've seen by far! thanks so much!
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Excellent method for memorizing the unit circle. Thank you so much!
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Thank you so much. This is awesome! Best video out there for explaining the unit circle!
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Most helpful video I have every watched regarding any subject. Thank you so much!
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WOW! I finally understand the unit circle thanks to your method! Thanks tons :-)
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thank you so much! this was SUPER helpful!!
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So neat,so informative,very clear i have been working on this for days and you just made it way easier thank you .❤
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mindblowing... as someone struggling with this. u made it seem so easy to do. thank you.... i can’t tell how much anxious i get whenever i can’t understand something overwhelming... thank u again... wish u the best 😁😸🤩👏🥳
So very glad the video was helpful for you! Math doesn’t have to be stressful.....when it’s explained in the right way! Super glad you found the video! Good luck with your math class!
this is smart and really helpful, thanks a lot!
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SO helpful!!! Thank you! Helped me so much with trig:)
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2 years later and still helping people memorize this thing daily!! Thanks for the help!
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Wow! This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing these tips! Super super helpful!
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Your video helped me out so much with memorizing the unit circle for pre cal 😊 such a wonderful video!
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Thank you for making it look so simple.
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Your video's are very helpful! I watched a bunch of them to prep for my daily trig quizzes that I have for the rest of the week. I will recommend this video to my teacher... Thank you so much and I look forward to watching your future videos.
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I love you! This is fantastic, I've been trying to understand this for a week. 🙉
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The part for radians is amazing! Thank you so much 😲
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Enjoyed this lecture very much and learned some cool tricks. Thanks a lot.
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An excellent video indeed! Thank you!
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i am a teacher of math and enjoying your teaching tricks. Thanks
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Thank you so much for this video!!! This is a great help!
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The most helpful video. Thank you
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i was stressing over my exam for unit circles tomorrow but now im so confident thank you so much
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AMAZING for my pre calc class!
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I just want to say that I’m a Junior in High School and I was having a tough time memorizing my unit circle or making an sense of it but when I watched your video it came so easy.
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It is very helpful thanks so much Dear.
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I passed my geometry test thanks to this! I appreciate the helpful and easy understanding of the video! Keep up the great videos!
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Great video! It really helped me memorize the unit circle.
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Thanks for this terrific explanation-your teaching is outstanding. Making a real difference in my trig class.
that finger trick blew my mind
LOL.....it is a cool trick! Thanks for watching.
I remember when I was in second year high school and I (together with my other classmate) was sent to represent my school in a math competition. We never tackled this topic at the time and lucky for me I've already discovered youtube lessons back then so I could advance in everything. So this question came out and we were given 15 seconds to calculate mentally. Only our school got the correct answer and they're all shook (even my math teacher was impressed 'cause he knew he hadn't taught us this yet). We won that competition and all credit is on youtube lecture series lol Good old days. Now I'm coming back here to review for NMAT. Hope I can slay this one too 😂
UA-cam is a great place to learn. Keep up the good work and good luck on the NMAT.
Thank you so much!!! THIS video helped out a lot!!😌😌
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Better than my teacher now I understand it a lot more
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Diego Trejo, Cole, I have a way faster way of doing it. First mark off the counter clockwise 30 degree increments. And the starting at the first 30 degree angle rught down pi over 6, the second one 2 pi over 6, the 3rd one 3 pi over 6, the forth one 4 pi over 6, the fifth one 5 pi over 6, the 6th one 6 pi over 6, the 7th one 7 pi over 6, the 8th one 8 pi over 6, the 9th one 9 pi over 6, the 10th one 10 pi over 6, the 11th one 11 pi over 6, the 12th one 12 pi over 6. See how they are all in order from 1 to 12. With out reducing the so the numbers stay in order and the denominators do not change. 2 pi over 6 is read here is two pi over 6es like hear is two apples, 3 pi over 6es, here is three apples. The next step is to right down the reduced fraction for each radian angle in lane 2. lane 1 like on a running track the non reduced radian measures. This way I can look at lane 1 and only see my 1 to 12 non reduced radian measurements. If I look at lane 2, I see the reduced radian measurements. For the 45 degree increments only have to add 45 degrees each time. Done.
Purely AMAZING!!!
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lol....your comment made me relisten to the video! 😃
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i am so thankful for this video I feel like I've finally understood the topic hopefully I pass my test tomorrow.
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Thank you for helping me memorize the unit circle I really appreciate that 😊
You are the best!!! Thank you so much for the helpful tricks! I'm going to use this for my exam in 48 hours.
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Its too good
I memorised half of the things while just watching
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Love this! it helped me so much thank you!!!!!
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Bless this woman this is some galaxy brain level shit dude. I thought I was gonna fail my precalc test but not anymore!! Thank you so much this video is a godsend 😊🙏🙏
wooow excellent video, excellent way to teach maths tahnk you so much :)
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Thank God I finally found the best method! Thank you soo much
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thank you so much for this very helpful video, i managed to learn and understand more through this, thank you so much!
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Thanks a lot. Very helpful
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wow great this is the best trick which I saw forever.
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I need this for my final exam ;-;
I memorized the whole thing just by watching, you're amazing
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i love this so helpful i now know how to fully memorize the unit circle thank you so much:))
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Thank you so much it was so easy when you did it and you really saved me!!!
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Thank You for the great video! I am about to ace the Unit Circle Quiz I am taking tmrw!
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Thank you so much! You made my day! :)
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best unit circle video on earth
Thank you! 👍😀
Where was that "Square root of the fingers over two" trick when I was learning trigonometry 20 years ago??? That's an amazing mnemonic! Pure genius
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Best example thank you
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you are the best of the best of best of the best , thank you .
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I don’t know who this lady is but if you ever happen to read this you are a creative genius
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Great job.
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Awesomely perfect
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Wow thank so much i can ace the recitation for sure
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this has been SO helpful in knowing everything,. my only problem is my teacher expects us to fill it out in 30 seconds lol
Good luck with that!!