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This is another video in the Year 9 Trigonometry series of videos at Year 9 level looking at how we can find missing side lengths for right angled triangles. In the previous video I looked at how we can find missing side lengths of right angled triangles where the unknown variable was always on the top of a fraction. This made life a little easier. When the unknown variable is on the denominator we need to "switcharoo" a couple of things. I show you the easiest way to do this along side lots of examples. The theory is explained in an easy to understand way to help you smash maths!
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