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The first part of a problem when the captain of a ship goes off track.

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  • Couldnt you just use the cosine rule?

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  • Are you Asian?

  • @MegaBEANER1000 You can only use the pythagorean theorem when you have a Right Triangle

  • way too complex when u could just use the cosine rule...

  • Thanks a lot Khan trigonometry used to be a weak point for me since I met you

  • @WishFredWasDead it means A squared + B squared = the square root of c.so on a question if you figure out A measures 5 and B measures 6,to get C you square 5(so you do 5x5 = 25)and B squared (6x6 = 36)add them together to get 61,then you find the square root of 61 to give you what the C angle is.Khan talks about this on a video.(I think it`s called introduction to algibra)I think I give it to you right but it`s worth checking out just to be sure :)

  • Not getting this :(I get confused when you organise the equation 5sin 43 or sin 43 i don't know please help

  • official 4 yeas since you made this video yay!!!!!!!!!

  • verrrrry easyy way 2 learn!!!!!!!!!

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