Thanks for actually breaking down why the values are the way they are- it helps those who will only remember stuff if they understand why something Is the way it is. Well done 👍🏽
After learning maths through textbooks and UA-cam last year. I've never seen this before and I just remembered the table. Great content and very clear and easy to understand. Thank you.
Your method is a much better way of remembering and understanding at the same time, this video is a life saver 🤯... you always find away to make things much more easier!
Thank you! I Learnt this today in class, but was still unsure and a bit confused. This video has really really helped! It is clear, quick and I love how you explain this topic - you make maths seem fun and easy ❤❤
This has been SOOO helpful! I can never remember anything about trig values, so being shown this will definitely make it easier to remember, especially today with my GCSEs :D
Thank you very much sir, i've been trying to remember these trig values for the past two years and i got my gcse exams in a few days. You've helped me fully understand and remember these values, great job!
This teacher is incredibly helpful, I have just leaned how to do something I was all time struggling to understand. U made it very simple for me. Thank you Sir a million times🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏…….
this helped me so much my maths teacher was like you just need to remember them but i could never this helped so much and even tho this takes longer i always have extra time left in the exam and this will help sm thamk youuuu
Thank you for explaining this topic. You have made this topic clearer. I would just like to know if the side measurements have a set number like 1 or 2? Thank you.
No problem at all! For the side measurement I have used the smallest possible lengths, you can use any but you would then have to simplify the surds/fractions in the exact values!
at 7:01 for the exact trig value for tan you got 1/ square root 3 but on the table it says sqaure root 3 / 3. Does that mean we rationalise the denominator ?
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor I'll be honest My pt meeting said that to stay in top set maths I needed a grade 7 minimum in my mock in which I got a grade 6 I really would like to prove to then I'm top set worthy still and so am being proactive like they said yo be Hopefully they don't put the decision against me lol (No but srs ty, you explained this amazingly at least for Me)
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor I need your help I looked at exam questions on that topic on Corbett math how do you find the values that not on the table like sin 150, cos 540, cos 570, sin 870 tan 300 etc
Just a question for the isosceles triangle when you do 45 degrees either side can be the opposite and adjacent depending on which 45 degree angle you choose, right?
Hey, can you do a video on CAST diagrams and solving questions like "Find all the values of sin(x) = 0.9271838546 between 0 < x < 360" because I suck at those.
@@inddp-jf9ey um a 5 higher 😭 but I got full marks on that question js from memorisng the whole table in 15 minutes whilst walking to schl 💀💀but this year's mocks I got a 6, so when I take my actual GCSEs Im hoping to get a 7
Hello ! Can someone please tell me why some calculations say Sin45 and Cos45 are each : square root 2 divided by 2 ? The calculations here give the answers as 1 divided by square root 2. Many thanks
Thanks for actually breaking down why the values are the way they are- it helps those who will only remember stuff if they understand why something Is the way it is. Well done 👍🏽
Aidon Hook Thanks that’s so great to hear! It’s the only way I remember things, so I have always believed in teaching everything this way 😁🙏🏼
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor bro you are great love from India to British haha
After learning maths through textbooks and UA-cam last year. I've never seen this before and I just remembered the table. Great content and very clear and easy to understand. Thank you.
Christopher Hall Great to hear, thank you for the kind words! 😁🙏🏻
Your method is a much better way of remembering and understanding at the same time, this video is a life saver 🤯... you always find away to make things much more easier!
Absolute life saver thank you so much I have been struggling to learn these and this helped massively!
Great to hear! 😁 thanks!
Oh my gosh, thank you so much! This has been very helpful for my mock revision, my teacher only quickly brushed over it!
Thank you! I Learnt this today in class, but was still unsure and a bit confused. This video has really really helped! It is clear, quick and I love how you explain this topic - you make maths seem fun and easy ❤❤
This has been SOOO helpful! I can never remember anything about trig values, so being shown this will definitely make it easier to remember, especially today with my GCSEs :D
What u get?
@@inddp-jf9eythey never reply lol
teacher never taught me this, you're such a lifesaver!
You have no idea how useful this is and that it all makes sense now
ABSOLUTELY INSANE!
Thank you very much sir, i've been trying to remember these trig values for the past two years and i got my gcse exams in a few days. You've helped me fully understand and remember these values, great job!
This teacher is incredibly helpful, I have just leaned how to do something I was all time struggling to understand. U made it very simple for me. Thank you Sir a million times🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏…….
this helped me so much my maths teacher was like you just need to remember them but i could never this helped so much and even tho this takes longer i always have extra time left in the exam and this will help sm thamk youuuu
Thank you for explaining this topic. You have made this topic clearer. I would just like to know if the side measurements have a set number like 1 or 2? Thank you.
No problem at all! For the side measurement I have used the smallest possible lengths, you can use any but you would then have to simplify the surds/fractions in the exact values!
Great Thank You!
Sine starts at the origin
Cos starts at the one
Tan has got some weird points
Tan 90 has none
What a g man. The teacher just was dissapointing , because now i understand.
IM gonna PRACTICE THIS NOW
Just what I needed. Thanks a ton!
Glad to hear it 😁🙏🏼
I love you videos they help so much before exams please keep uploading
at 7:01 for the exact trig value for tan you got 1/ square root 3 but on the table it says sqaure root 3 / 3. Does that mean we rationalise the denominator ?
had learned it (not rly in class)
u just consolidated my learning
tysm
So glad to hear that! Great that you are being proactive and seeking to deepen your understanding outside of class 😁🙏🏼
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor I'll be honest
My pt meeting said that to stay in top set maths I needed a grade 7 minimum in my mock in which I got a grade 6
I really would like to prove to then I'm top set worthy still and so am being proactive like they said yo be
Hopefully they don't put the decision against me lol
(No but srs ty, you explained this amazingly at least for Me)
Thanks so much, very clearly explained.
That’s my absolute pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it 😁🙏🏼
Many thanks I really understand this now. I didn’t like using the finger method or rote learning.
thank you so much, literally makes this so easy
No problem at all! So glad to hear it 😁🙏🏼
brilliant video, breaks down the content really helpful and easier.
You are a legend and a life saver-
Thank you for simple explanation.
Thanks Mate! Super helpful.
No problem! Great to hear it’s helpful 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor I need your help I looked at exam questions on that topic on Corbett math how do you find the values that not on the table like sin 150, cos 540, cos 570, sin 870 tan 300 etc
Maths paper 1 tomorrow, much thanks of this comes up
What u get
Got a maths test in Tuesday this video has taught me much better than they have in school
Yr round now it is my turn
😅
this is so so helpful, thank you!
Can the 30 degrees and 60 be other numbers or is it always 30 and 60
This was really helpful, thank you! 👍
So glad to hear it 😁🙏🏼
Just a question for the isosceles triangle when you do 45 degrees either side can be the opposite and adjacent depending on which 45 degree angle you choose, right?
Absolutely correct! 😁🙏🏼
Just got told ill need to know this for a levels, thanks for making it easy to understand.
@ProGamer-li1zm I do a levels maths now anyway and it's still pretty easy.
@ProGamer-li1zm all the best 👊
Hey, can you do a video on CAST diagrams and solving questions like "Find all the values of sin(x) = 0.9271838546 between 0 < x < 360" because I suck at those.
i think he only does gcse
@@zorowarudoOh right...
@@aaryanramani1699 what do you need it for, additional maths ?
@@zorowarudo I am actually doing GCSEs now but I was preparing in advance, hence I asked the question.
@@aaryanramani1699 oh wow smart 😖😖 so ur taking it for a level i’m guessing ?
Doing my resit maths exam on tuesday for higher and im curious if a question will come up where they tell you to prove these exact values?
I would highly doubt that! You may well be asked to state a value though 😁🙏🏼
is this given in the 2023 equation sheet edexcel higher maths? like it was last year 2022
Hey, love your videos , Is this subject in foundation 2021?
No you just need to know sin30 and cos60 😁🙏🏼
really good video can be better than school
This is so good thanks!
Great video sir good job!!
Thank you 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thanks! as always this really helped a lot
Excellent video 👏
So glad to hear I could help 😁🙏🏼
Thankyou, very helpful!
thanks for explaining how
No problem at all! 😁🙏🏼
This saved me for my exam tmw🙏🏼
So glad to hear it! Hope the exam went ok 🤞🏼
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor yep I was able to recall the whole table and I was so surprised myself
@@nancyhv5397 what u get.
@@inddp-jf9ey um a 5 higher 😭 but I got full marks on that question js from memorisng the whole table in 15 minutes whilst walking to schl 💀💀but this year's mocks I got a 6, so when I take my actual GCSEs Im hoping to get a 7
Hello ! Can someone please tell me why some calculations say Sin45 and Cos45 are each : square root 2 divided by 2 ? The calculations here give the answers as 1 divided by square root 2. Many thanks
i had same question, if you rationalise then it becomes root 2/2
do i really need to know all this? these things confuses me a lot
COSTIE TV If you are looking at a grade 7+ then it’s definitely worth knowing 😁🙏🏼
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor thank you so much. i am aiming for a grade 9 so i will have a great look on them..thanks for replying
everyone in my class studying or just blindly learning the table
Do you have to know the triangle method?
Thank you so much
Is this higher or foundation
Higher, but there are a few that can appear on foundation (sin30 and cos60) 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼
Bro u haven’t given me a like yet cmon bruh been here for a week now 🤦♂️ run me my like
Haha sorry!!! I’m moving house at the moment so it’s a little crazy on my end! I’ll get on the case 😂👏🏼👏🏼
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor oh cool lmk if you need help unpacking 😎
@@TheGCSEMathsTutor oh cool lmk if you need help unpacking 😎
What is missing is the radians pi/6
You deserve a Knighthood
Exam in 1 1/2 hours
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I don't get it 😥😥😥
me too pain 😭
60= pi/3
U DO NOT NEED TO MEMORISETHESE IF UR DOING PAPER 2 BC IT'S CALCUALTOR
tbh i don't get it this way im just going to use flashcards to memorise this stick it in my head!!
it's not supposed to be this easy. he's hacking
0DEGREEZ??!! HOW U GET 0 HOW!?!?!?!
you can tell by his tone he is not a fan of this topic lol
i used to be madly inlove with you but then you didn't rationalize the denominator divorce papers comming in the post
l+ratio
A^2+b^2=c^2
The values are not correct, I compared it with multiple tables online .
How are they not correct lmao
@@straymite707 the guys stupid 😂😂
The values are correct he just hasn't rationalised the denominators. Eg tan30 is 1/root3 but can also be root3/3 when rationalised
The values are correct, you just need to rationalise the fractions