Solving trigonometric equations

The video tutorial explains how to solve the equation X - 1 = 0 by isolating trigonometric values, specifically focusing on cotangent and tangent. It demonstrates using inverse operations and reciprocal properties to find solutions. The tutorial also covers identifying angles on the unit circle that yield specific tangent values and discusses the periodic nature of trigonometric functions, leading to infinite solutions.

What is the first step to isolate the trigonometric value in the equation X - 1 = 0?

How do you find the values of X that satisfy the equation cotangent squared of X = 1/3?

Explain the relationship between cotangent and tangent in terms of their reciprocal properties.

What angles correspond to the values of X that yield a tangent of positive and negative sqrt 3?

How can you represent infinite solutions for the equation involving cotangent?