The video tutorial addresses a trigonometry problem posed on Facebook. The instructor sets up the problem, applies double angle formulas to simplify it, and solves the resulting quadratic equation. The solutions are evaluated and validated, considering domain restrictions. Finally, the instructor concludes with the final solutions in terms of the original variable.

What domain did the teacher assume for solving the trigonometric equation?

• 0 to 180

• 0 to 270

• 0 to 360

• 0 to 90

Why was a new angle introduced in the problem-solving process?

• To make the equation more complex

• To eliminate the need for trigonometric identities

• To simplify the interaction between trigonometric functions

• To change the domain of the solution

Which trigonometric identity was used to transform the equation?

• Pythagorean identity

• Double angle formulas

• Half angle formulas

• Sum and difference formulas

What type of equation was formed after expressing everything in terms of sine?

• Exponential equation

• Linear equation

• Quadratic equation

• Cubic equation

What was the valid range for sine theta in the solution?

• -0.5 to 0.5

• -2 to 2

• 0 to 1

• -1 to 1

What was the approximate value of the valid sine theta solution?

• 1.16

• -3.16

• -0.16

• 0.16

Why was the negative solution for sine theta discarded?

• It did not satisfy the original equation

• It was not a real number

• It was not within the domain restrictions

• It was outside the valid range for sine

What were the two angle solutions for theta after using the inverse sine function?

• 90 degrees and 170 degrees

• 45 degrees and 135 degrees

• 60 degrees and 120 degrees

• 30 degrees and 150 degrees

What was the final step in solving the original equation?

• Introducing a new variable

• Using the quadratic formula

• Checking the domain restrictions

• Converting solutions back to the original variable

What was the final solution for X in degrees and minutes?

• 45 degrees 30 minutes and 135 degrees 30 minutes

• 18 degrees 40 minutes and 341 degrees 46 minutes

• 60 degrees 20 minutes and 120 degrees 40 minutes

• 90 degrees 7 minutes and 170 degrees 53 minutes