Correction: 500 x 0.631 = 315.5 so you can round up to nearest metre 316 m.

@dasboi8386

5 жыл бұрын

VividMath thank you sir, great video.

The drawing on the board is the best

I had to give a like for how much effort he put into the drawing. I would have just drawn a triangle. #heouthereputtinginwork

@KD-mx1qt

7 жыл бұрын

steve been grindin boi

So helpful I aced my trig test

@VividMath

3 жыл бұрын

That is great. Well done :)

I love how you make the concept really simple

thx so much

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AMAZING PICTURE!!!!

Thank you, this is very helpful website

Great videos!

Curious why the curvature of the Earth is not taken into account for calculations?

@rubensongedeon4343

2 жыл бұрын

Where did he get 😳 a straight line from when u have terrestrial refraction or standard refraction always. Plus wouldn't u only be able to see 1.2 x Sq root of the observer's height and feet at the Horizon (Geometric Horizon) where the curvature of the 🌎 blocks 🚢 and buildings 🏢

ty you made me understand it better

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I like your teaching cleae voice nice explaining thanks

tnx

You good!

tan(32.15) is = 0.6285 i've tried that using calculator on my phone, my desktop computer, my laptop, and also googled it!

@meyr31

5 жыл бұрын

You calculate it wrong sherlock, its 500*tan(32°15')=315.47

I somehow got 0.6309530 from tan32°15'.... how the hell

Skibidi sigma

I think the final answer is wrong (no offence) because from my observation, 500 Multiplied by 0.631 will give you the answer equivalent to 315,5 now round it off to the nearest metre will give you the answer of 316 m. But from the whole explanation is great! Keep up the good work...

@angenicodaley6160

6 жыл бұрын

So everybody calculator will always give the same answer miss??? Smh.

@Mae-nw6cv

5 жыл бұрын

obert charmany yup your right his answer is wrong

@aliceadelakin5504

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks to you you teach more than my teachers

gg roblox/minecraft steve yaint got no clout

Why 0.631? tan32⁰15’ is 0.6285≈0.629

Flat baseline = Flat Earth.

always the wrong answers in every problem