Cosine Wave | Simple Explanation on a Giant or Ferris Wheel | Trigonometry | Learnability

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Learn the fundamentals of a Cosine Wave. It is extensively used in physics, engineering, mathematics, and countless other fields. A giant or Ferris wheel is used as an analogy to explain the concept. A cosine wave can be just visualized as the horizontal component of a simple circular motion. It's plotted as position vs time or angle as the giant wheel rotates.
Sine and Cosine waves are fundamental to understanding Physics because they are components of a simple circular motion which occers frequenctly in nature
High school and undergraduate physics, math, and other sciences may benefit from learning fundamentals of this very useful waveform
The complement to the Sine wave is a Cosine wave which is thoroughly explained here (horizontal motion of the giant wheel)
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Complimentary Sine = COsine, never thought of it that way .. Thanks

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Sine is Cosine depends how you are lying down... Lovely 🌹 with a giant wheel on top of you or below... Makes full sense... Cot and tan would be a treat as well

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In Poland is another way. When "sin" have 60 degree, the "cos" muss have too 60 degree. I know this is complemetary angle but we have the stupid version :/ . Therefore the children when to start learn the about triangle - can not understand when is sin and cos

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So...Sin+coSin=90 degrees?

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Hey Frank, so the Cosine wave is just a Sine wave but shifted by 90 degrees, and a Sine wave is just a Cosine wave shifted by -90 degrees. In terms of the giant wheel example, if you plotted the sine wave starting from when the wheel already rotated 90 degrees, or after 5 minutes from the start of the ride, thats a Cosine wave. Also, what it means is when one wave peaks in amplitude the other is at zero. Another very important thing to remember is that your question is a very healthy attitude towards learning. Once you understand it, yeah its "simple", but often people forget that a new concept always requires patient thinking and understanding, you're right on track! Thanks for supporting the channel!

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Why you took it up.... 🙄🙄 Phase shift??

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