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Used often in physics in finding vectors, such as current pull on a moving object. A ship going NE at so many knots while a cross current is going SE at so many knots. What would be the angle of travel sort of problem. Used all the time.



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Used often in physics in finding vectors, such as current pull on a moving object. A ship going NE at so many knots while a cross current is going SE at so many knots. What would be the angle of travel sort of problem. Used all the time.



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How is trigonometry used in physical sciences? - Answers

Used often in physics in finding vectors, such as current pull on a moving object. A ship going NE at so many knots while a cross current is going SE at so many knots. What would be the angle of travel sort of problem. Used all the time.

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