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How to solve sin(3θ)= 1/3 for all values of θ
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1st find \[\sin^{-1} (1/3)\] then divide the angle by 3
don't forget to add \[+n(2\pi)\] to your answers because it's for "ALL values of theta"
@ineedanswersnow if you do not stick around to communicate with us you will usually not get very thorough answers in this case they are correct and quite good, but I promise that just taking the first answer you are given is a bad policy Welcome to Open Study!
I agree with Turing, also, I forgot to say that you need to say that "n is contained within all the integers" or something like that (n=all real numbers)
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