How to find all of the solutions of an equation with secant

The video tutorial explains how to solve an equation involving secant and tangent functions using Pythagorean identities. It demonstrates converting tangent to secant, solving the equation, rationalizing the denominator, and applying constraints. The tutorial concludes by finding angles on the unit circle that satisfy the solution.

What is the relationship between tangent squared and secant squared in trigonometric identities?

How can you convert tangent squared to secant squared in the given problem?

What steps are involved in solving the equation 3 secant squared of X - 4 = 0?

Explain why the teacher preferred to use tangent over secant in the problem-solving process.

What angles correspond to the value of X = sqrt(3)/2 in the context of the unit circle?