Vector components from magnitude and direction

Vector components from magnitude and direction

[sammanning]

Still the best voice to learn from and so much easier to understand!

[loonyhype]

Thanks! Helped me out in physics. I had no idea it’d be this easy. I guess my fear of physics really *is* irrational

[jaycooper]

Bro you have no idea how much you just helped me. My professor is awful and I a cant believe that this entire time finding the magnitudes was just sohcahtoa. I swear i was about to have a mental breakdown because i couldnt even get this.

[sinjinibanerjee_cse_]

hello... I want you to make a video on rectangular components of three dimensions. I having a problem on that particular topic. so will you please do it??

[shelbyj]

Currently studying for my physics MTEL (licensure for teaching physics) and I wanted to let you know that you have been so helpful! You break down such complex things into basic components. Thank you!

[CMacC]

I saw one of your other videos and you were talking about vector i and vector j, and I had no idea what you were talking about. Now I understand at 8:15

[theheartdoctor]

It's really an awesome and amazing video, keep doing more

[maximusdizon]

What happened to all those fans???why only 1-2 thousand views? anyway great video SALLLL....:) :) :)

[ضياءفليح-صح]

اكو عربي هنا ههههههه لو بس اني ^_^
good morning

[edventure]

I don't think the first example is a right triangle trigo. The hypotenuse must be c=5 and not 4. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[doingnothing]

you basically cant use tangent because you wont have the opposite or the adjacent

[bossbaghel]

I want to know that how many components a vector can have?

[oktab]

This is 11th grade stuff in india... maybe its college thing in other countries right?