2sin2θ = 3 − 5cosθ ...... add 5cosθ to both sides
2sin2θ + 5cosθ = 3 the easiest way to solve this is by graphing..... (I'm using x instead of theta)
Here's the graph.......https://www.desmos.com/calculator/wi0mp1onme
This is an odd looking one!!!....the solutions are at 70° and 335° on [0, 360]
2sin2θ = 3 − 5cosθ ...... add 5cosθ to both sides
2sin2θ + 5cosθ = 3 the easiest way to solve this is by graphing..... (I'm using x instead of theta)
Here's the graph.......https://www.desmos.com/calculator/wi0mp1onme
This is an odd looking one!!!....the solutions are at 70° and 335° on [0, 360]