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can you clarify the problem is it:\[\sqrt{2\cos \theta + 1}\]
\[\sqrt{2} \cos \theta + 1= 0\]
try to get rid of the 1 that is being added on left side first.. meaning, use the opposite operation of addition.
after that, get rid of the sqrt 2 that is being multiplied on left side..hence, use the opposite operation of multiplication.
then, get the inverse cos of both sides, and refer on unit circle for the final answer..
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