When you listen to this guy you can see why most students think math is tough. He is using the most complicated way I have ever seen to explain this stuff.
Teachers have to be able to teach, not just spout rote from never really understood memories. Remember, those who can-do; those who can't-teach
Hasn't rational trigonometry only recently been introduced in 2005?
unshakenpeace 11 months ago
When you listen to this guy you can see why most students think math is tough. He is using the most complicated way I have ever seen to explain this stuff.
Teachers have to be able to teach, not just spout rote from never really understood memories. Remember, those who can-do; those who can't-teach
ZijiXiji 3 years ago
@ZijiXiji
I disagree. I think this is much simpler than standard trigonometry. This isn't hard to understand in any way.
QuantumMaths 1 year ago
Is the angle 25.94117647058823529411764705882352...?
Saktoth 3 years ago
I like that I can precisely calculate the spread, whereas for the angle, I must appeal to some external approximate source.
otherchaz 3 years ago