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❤︎² How to Remember the Unit Circle (mathbff)

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MIT grad shows how to remember the unit circle angles and points. The unit circle is a circle of radius one. For each angle, there is a point on the circle whose x-coordinate is the cosine value of the angle and whose y-coordinate is the sine value of the angle.

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Trig Functions w / Unit Circle Degrees & Radians

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Trigonometric ratios of 0 and 90  degree angles

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Trigonometric ratios of 0 and 90 degree angles

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45-45-90 triangle side ratios | Right triangles and trigonometry | Geometry | Khan Academy

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30-60-90 triangle side ratios proof | Right triangles and trigonometry | Geometry | Khan Academy

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MIT grad shows how to convert from radians to degrees, convert from degrees to radians, and explains what radians and degrees mean. To skip ahead: 1) For converting from DEGREES TO RADIANS, skip to time 4:50. 2) For converting from RADIANS TO DEGREES, skip to time 8:11.

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conversions

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Evaluating Trig Functions w / Unit Circle Degrees & Radians

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This lesson discusses radian measure and how it relates to measuring angles in degrees, leading to converting between the measurement systems. There are also a few examples involving measuring angles in radians. This lesson was created for the MHF4U Advanced Functions course in the province of Ontario, Canada.

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MIT grad introduces logs and shows how to evaluate them. To skip ahead: 1) For how to understand and evaluate BASIC LOGS, skip to time 0:52. 2) For how to evaluate weirder logs, including the log of 0, 1, a FRACTION, or a NEGATIVE number, skip to time 6:44.

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Logs, Antilogs & Properties + Using Log Tables

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An easy understandable explanation, of many-a-times confused concept of Logarithms & Antilogarithms with their properties & a unique way to use Logarithmic Tables, is what this video tries to give. SUBSCRIBE for more videos ►► http://bit.ly/itsmohak Lets Connect ► http://twitter.com/itsMohak It also talks about Natural Logs & Change of Base formula in Logs.