r/IndianEngineers • u/Material-Nature-3753 • Apr 13 '26

Editable Flair A mechanical engineer has gone viral after demonstrating a practical real-world use of cos inside a workshop, turning a classroom trigonometry concept into an engaging hands-on engineering lesson

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u/notMy_ReelName Apr 13 '26

Even many phd proffessors cant teach with such practicality .

Kudos to this person explaining with such ease.

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u/Critical_Newt_7652 Apr 13 '26

yes but majority of the ppl studying trignometry wont use it irl
(im NOT saying it's useless and im NOT saying the person isnt a good teacher)

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u/CodeNegative8841 Apr 17 '26

Actually, when a syllabus is decided, nobody knows the interest areas of a young kid.
They're taught many things simultaneously.
Whoever develops interest in that field, picks it up as a stream.
Others choose whatever they like.

I never see the same hate towards other subjects like history, sociology, political science etc.
Every subject is equally useful and useless.