Question

3 sin theta=sin theta-1

Answer 1

@jdoe0001

Answer 2

$$
3sin(\theta)=sin(\theta)-1 \implies 2sin(\theta)=-1
$$
what would you get for \(sin(\theta)\) there?

Answer 3

im not sure how to get that?

Answer 4

ok, lemme rewrite it

3a = a -1
3a (-a) = a(-a )-1
2a = -1


what would "a" be?

Answer 5

1

Answer 6

what if I were to put it this way

2x = -1

what would "x" be?

Answer 7

okay lets get this straight that thing called a theta er whatever its after sin...what is that to be exact?

Answer 8

is an angle

Answer 9

can you get the "x" or "a" in the above equations? once you get that, you pretty much get the angle :)

Answer 10

hope this helps