Master Evaluating the inverse of trigonometric functions without a calculator
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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could you make a video showing how to evaluate cosecant inverse, secant inverse, and cotangent inverse?
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literally had no idea how inverses work, but after watching this video, oh wow that was satisfying to learn. even 6 years later, this video never fails to educate people like me. thanks brian!
Huge help!! I was lost and trying to find inverse trip functions quickly so I can sleep.. exam in the am and you completely cleared it up!!! Thank you so much!
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the best explanation of inverse trig. functions i have found. thank you so much!
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It took me literally a month to understand this concept and it all just made sense because your drawing and showing the range
I was only a minute and 7 seconds in and I went from barely knowing anything to knowing how to figure all of it out
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Im a literary crying because i dont i dont how to answer it but, when i saw this video this give some information that will help me a lot on solving these trigonometric expression. Thank you for sharing this!💙
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You do a good job of explaining the exact reasons for everything which is one of the harder things to convey in math to a person who isn't very math literate. I just want to say that I have watched like, 3 of your videos now and, I think its so funny that you always act surprised when you write something down wrong or 'misspeak' because you do it so often. Ur like "just gonna check something here, oh, I wrote it down wrong, HMM, that's funny" - but you must have ADD or something because you do it often. "Which one is this?...OH! I wrote down the wrong one." lol. It makes me laugh. It's actually a compliment because when teachers do that- I'm done trying to understand them. However you do a good explanation job and I can still understand you. OK, that is all. Have a good one, and thanks.
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I heard what you said in the last minute, man 😂. Anyways, I always admired how straightforward this video is, thanks! totally understandable, helped my ass out of this pre-calculus module.
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Sir please show with uncommon fractions for example 1/6, 5/7...it would be extremely helpful..
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You are awesome thank you so so much!!! Been trying to understand this since trig and in AP calc now and i finally got it!!!
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When you state you are restricting the "range," think you are referring to the domain. Am I correct?
Quick Question: At 0:16 could you put the video of you doing those functions in the info card?
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Hey guys i have a question regarding his explination.
Why some inverses are not true becuae they are "outside of the range? what range exactly?
Hi all, can anyone help me understand this, so Brian said that pi/4 is equal to the square root of 2 divided by 2.
Now when I divide pi by 4 I get an output of = (0.7853...) however when I square the root of 2 then divide it by 2 I get an output of = (0.7071...) this is of by .853, which is roughly a full unit of 1, meaning the square root of 2 divided by 2 is off by roughly 1 unit to pi/4.
Is this meant to be accurate or is it ok to be off by such a small scale?
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Totally understandable video....
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Excellent explanations! but just a few small mistakes (eg tan is negative in 2nd and 4th quadrants not third and fourth :) )
correct, thank you,
curious, but do you have a quick way to fill the unit circle out? i was thinking that putting the angles and then converting to radians.
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Great lesson.
Hellooo? anyone? Also when I do the reverse function of 0.707... I get a angle of 45 degrees? however when I divide Pi by 4 I get 0.7853... when reverse sin it gives me 51.75 degrees? what is up with that? why do the calculations clash and cause a roughly 6 degree difference?
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Very very ez to understand , thanks
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Very Helpful
So, on the inverse cosine, then I am contained to the top half from pi to 2 pi? I am new to trigonometry and precal. Never having before seen any trigonometry has made my precal class a living nightmare. I have found a lot of help in your videos. The inverses for some reason just give me all kinds of trouble. :(
Happy to be able to help you out. When you take the inverse of sine and cosine the inverse is not a function. So we restrict the domain so that the inverse is a function
0-pi restriction
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Respected Sir how would you find the angle if z=1-4i
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very helpful thanks master
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for #10 why wouldn't the answer be - pi/6? wouldn't 11pi/6 be equivalent to - pi/6 (-30 degrees) and not -pi/3 (-60 degrees) in the unit circle?
yes but tan(-pi/3) is sqrt(3)
this really helped..thanks
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wow this really helped.....thank you
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this was so much easier to understand. im gonna give it a try on my homework now. 🤟😆
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What if we don't get the remarkable angles?
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for number 7, how do you know that it straight up would be pi/ 6?
It was either pi/6 or pi/3
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Could u tell me why Sin seta=Y,Cosine seta=X ?.... I didn't get that point...
It is hard to explain in text, here is a playlist I have covering that ruclips.net/p/PL0G-Nd0V5ZMrfrvBwDY-HIKCv-4FgvAD5
Okay thanks
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I'm a sad person. I never understood what the points ((√3/2), (1/2)) etc. on the unit circle meant until this video. FeelsBadMan Thanks for the other explanations too. It kept confusing me why it would be for #3 -√π /3 and not 4π /3 or 5π /3.
Happy my video was able to break through for you. The reason on #3 is because the answer is within the domain of the inverse function where the last two answers are not. We have to restrict the domain of the sine and cosine or they would not be functions
Any examples with numbers NOT on the unit circle?
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