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What values for theta(0=theta=2pi) satisfy the equation 2sin (theta) cos (theta) +cos (theta) =0 ?
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Hint: Factor out cos(theta)
Think of your Double Angle Formulas you can substitute some values here
Okay, so how would I factor out cos (theta) ? Also I don't remember the Double Angle Formula.
But if you factored out cos(theta) you would have cos(theta)(2sin(theta) + 1) = 0 Then you can use zero product property cos(theta) = 0 2sin(theta) + 1 = 0
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Okay, thank you :)
You should be able to finish solving from there.
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