Sped up explanation

[@mastive_hive_gust]

You could call it a "Trigonomarrage"

[@DogeMcShiba]

So when they die, do they become angles?

[@greeklighter-countryball68]

​@@DogeMcShibayo that was a good one

[@Drago-nl7kg]

@@DogeMcShibadang that’s good XD

[@kingabdu3825]

Trigonomarry

[@snigdhasingh5682]

Trigonomarriage

[@toasterern]

writing x instead of θ on the ring is an actual war crime

[@teajayao7262]

same

[@sebastiangudino9377]

In most areas of math, and I do mean mosts, sin is a function of s. You are not gonna see a Fourier series written in terms of theta very often for example

[@sebastiangudino9377]

Sine is also often a function of t tho

[@kushagradhama5946]

Replacing with A:🗿🥇

[@sleekntears9467]

@@sebastiangudino9377s? As an engineer it’s always z or t

[@aarontheamazing1985]

Andy math is the type of person to analyze the math of a random meme he found

[@voidliqe]

Unique content and the reason its cool

[@Qermaq]

Of course, my girlfriend's favorite trig function is the tangent. Goes off on them all the time....

[@Mediterranean81]

One ring with sec^2 x and the other with tan^2 (-x)
Sin^2 x + cos^2=1
divide everything by cos^2 x to get
tan^2 x +1 = sec^2
1= sec^2 x - tan^2 x
since tangent is an odd function
- tan (x) = tan (-x)
So
sec^2+ tan^2 (-x) =1

[@geetha6238]

​@@Mediterranean81dont know that ² exists?

[@Sg190th]

@@Mediterranean81 So she's negative and goes on a tangent. Makes sense!

[@StrangeTerror]

I was literally staring the video like this is a really long way to say the pythagorian theorem.

[@arionthedeer7372]

Well i think it's one of the properties of sin and cosine, I forget what guy the property was named after but we were taught something like this

[@Patrik6920]

@@arionthedeer7372 'Sine' comes from the old sanskrit name for a bow chord(string), in mathematics half a chord-string 'Co-Sine' -Complementary Sine was most likely added later, but tangent (from latin to gently touch) seems to have come from Sanscrit, so perhaps thay did have a word for 'Cos' .. thay did name things a bit off back then (3500+ years ago) and can be comfusing today... hypo-ten-use litterally means something under strech/tension drawn out to form a thin layer or line..
many of the old words seems to be related to arcs and bow making..
...not surpricing Amours arrows have a very old meaning... and is closely related to the unit circle and math...

[@Qermaq]

Yeah. sin and cos are like a and b, and c=1. Treat them the same way, and they'll always bring you home.

[@happily_blue]

​@@arionthedeer7372partial marks. it is one of the Pythagorean identities. same Pythagoras though

[@isavenewspapers8890]

What do you mean? Out of the entire video, the Pythagorean theorem was mentioned in a grand total of two sentences. If you don't know what the trig functions are, then regardless of your knowledge of the Pythagorean theorem, you're screwed.

[@AsiccAP]

when they divorce, I want to see them add an "h" to make it become sinh²x and cosh²x. They're becoming hyperbolic and cosh²x-sinh²x=1

[@hungviet2364]

Are you my sine? Cuz I’m your arc. When we multiply together, we are one.

[@MagicMonkey96]

Young Sheldon rizz???

[@techturtle1964]

R=1-sin() graphed is a heart

[@SirPickles777]

HOW WONDERFUL

[@Qermaq]

How --exciting-- wonderful!

[@luke2893]

“Bro how do you not get the joke?” The joke in question:

[@DeadpoolOwO]

bros gonna be the next einstein

[@PopeVancis]

Together, they are one.

[@yathesansivaranjan4750]

Wait is dawg teaching me math better than my teacher

[@YourUncle445]

When it takes you a minute to say a squared + b squared is c squared

[@Ezra-le6zr]

Oooooooo😊 that 's so sweet!

[@reznovvazileski3193]

Ah cool :') I learned the identity sin^2(x) + cos^2(x) = 1 so I got the joke, but I never saw anyone derive it lol. Makes a lotta sense when you put it that way.

[@hodayfa000h]

So...
sin²(x) + cos²(x) is 1?

[@MkLC04]

Yup

[@YourUncle445]

Depends on what x is

[@Mediterranean81]

@@YourUncle445 nah

[@platinzed4541]

@@YourUncle445nah Its an identity

[@Coolestanimator]

Very cool triangle math magic

[@TankIsCool]

Now I have a new meaning for "consider yourself an opp"

[@tjeffersonb]

you know, i always knew the trig identity for sin^2 + cos^2, but never actually did the proof for it. so thank you

[@divyamohan_]

That’s cute 💗✨

[@luna_the_star]

How onederful 😊

[@pianomaster30003]

How exciting.

[@Mashaisinyourwalls]

I just woke up.

[@chaz769]

So basically, together they make one, like they are one. Got it.

[@ziiby4177]

how exciting

[@SamsStuff123]

Very practical

[@pr0xi_zura.]

You just…you just showed us a trig identity proof.

[@quokka_yt]

I always thought that sin²x + cos²x = 1 looked suspiciously like the Pythagorean theorem...

[@Wisdomseyes1]

YOU MEAN HOW EXCITING >_> how wonderful I willnot stand for how wonderful

[@colinjava8447]

So does x and 1-x, but it doesn't have the same ring to it.

[@txikitofandango]

I wonder who is the cos² in the relationship 😏

[@fnaffan621yt3]

Sin squared + Cos squared = 1

[@houcin5708]

What if c = 0?

[@Zoë_Lawson]

me
🤔🤷🏽‍♀️

[@cheesesentience]

How one-derful

[@microcolonel]

And the sin²(x flesh) + cos²(x flesh) become 1 flesh.

[@AsiccAP]

nope, (x flesh) is likely not a complex number, which means that sin(x flesh) does not exist. Even if (x flesh) is in the domain of sine, sin²(anything)+cos²(anything) is still 1

[@BloodyNose-Bleedr]

Sin^2+Cos^2=1

[@mohammadhaque9899]

How wonderful? FAKE VIDEO MAN. I wanna hear "how exiting!"

[@trustworthydan]

Dont insult me with words i dont know.

[@JamalEnskip]

🤓

[@channelofrandom7731]

Or just write 1

[@cybermainstream]

The point is that together they become one not being one separately.

[@theprimegames9479]

Not exciting though 😔

[@bronzejourney5784]

This is like, 2 times insufferable and 7 times cringe. What is you doing?