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Title: Angles of Elevation and Depression (Trigonometry)

Section: Applications of trigonometry

Course: General Maths Units 1 and 2

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This is the fifth video in the series looking at Trigonometry (and it's applications) for the Year 11 (VCE) Units 1 and 2 General Maths course (but relevant all over the world). In this video I look at what an angle of elevation is, and an angle of depression. We then look at how we can use this information, and that of Trigonometry, to solve real-world application style problems. There are a couple of worked examples explained in an easy to understand way.

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