Problems in three dimensions
Applications of geometry and trigonometry
Further Mathematics: Units 3 and 4
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This is the final video in this series for Year 12 Further Maths and the Measurement and Geometry module. Having spent some time looking at how to find missing sides and angles from triangles, this video takes the time to extend the work into examples using 3-dimensions. Don't worry! Lots of worked examples are completed and they are all explained in an easy to understand way.
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vce maths vce further maths further units 3 and 4 further 3 4 measurement and geometry problems in three dimensions how to solve problems in three dimensions using the sine rule using the cosine rule solving 3D problems Triangles in 3D year 12 maths grade 12 maths