Sine rule (Finding and Angle): ExamSolutions

[tranmeretillidie10]

Been whatching these videos alot recently, you have really helped me alot, thank you very much!

[ExamSolutions]

@tranmeretillidie10 Good. Thanks for your support

[maffer12]

thanks

[XxSeaneeboyxX]

this is really good..wish me the best..ill pass now :)

[ExamSolutions]

@XxSeaneeboyxX I wish you the best - let us know how you get on.

[JoshSilent]

Thank you

[GRAYROB199]

thanks really helped 

[HassanAli09]

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[Rowan9789]

Thanks alot mate, really appreciate the video

[ExamSolutions]

@Rowan9789 That's ok. Good to have your support.

[jmohd]

thanks

[MrStrbl2]

I'm getting 1.199202528 and i cant sin-1 thing. not working!!

[MrStrbl2]

I'm getting 1.199202528 and i cant sin-1 thing

[ExamSolutions]

@MrStrbl2 Check that you are in degree mode on your calculator.

[RonnieRingwood]

same its not fcking working

[KeLtiCxWaRRioIR]

thanks this stuff rly help

do you have any standard devaition vids i couldnt find them?

[ExamSolutions]

@KeLtiCxWaRRioIR Not from a frequency table. 

[laurenisnotavalible]

I don't do it like this, but it makes sense up until you start cancelling crap out. I work out the answer of sin(70) divided by 9.8 and that gives me the answer to the sum sin(x) divided by 8.2 then i multiply the answer by 8.2 and do inverse sin to my answer. Much quicker and in my opinion, much more logical.

[ole1111]

very good video, clear and concise. i'm just not sure why the sine rule is flipped as opposed to when you are trying to find the length of a side.

[ExamSolutions]

@ole1111 You don't have to flip it but it makes it easier to rearrange from here. You should be aware that a/b = c/d can be arranged to b/a = d/c. Try it.

[10PmNews]

Thank you very much for all your videos.

[ExamSolutions]

@10PmNews You are most welcome

[dasabby09]

really helped me!

good job!

[ExamSolutions]

@dasabby09 Thanks - pleased to hear that