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Solve for x. 2*cos^2(x)=3*sin(x)
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Write cos^2(x) as 1-sin^2(x). You will get a quadratic in sin(x). Solve for the roots and then for x based on valid roots.
start with \[2(1-\sin^2(x))=3\sin(x)\] and then solve the quadratic equation
2 sin^2 + 3sin - 2 = 0.
The solution is then sin x = -2 or 1/2. Only 1/2 is valid for sin.
So, since sin x = 1/2, x = pi / 6.
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