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How to solve for General Solutions for (2cos^2x=3sinx)
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I would replace: \[\cos^2(x)=1-\sin^2(x)\] Then you have a quadratic in sin(x) :P So let: \[\phi = \sin(x) \implies 2(1-\sin^2(x))=3\sin(x) \implies 2(1-\psi^2)=3\psi \implies -2 \psi^2-3\psi+2=0\] Solve for psi then set psi = sin(x) and you're done :P
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