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Find the general solution of : 2(cos^2theta - sin^2 theta) = 1​

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Answered by mehjabeenfareeya
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Answer:

Use the identity sin2x+cos2x=1.

2cos2θ−(1−cos2θ)=1

∴2cos2θ−1+cos2θ=1

∴3cos2θ=2

∴cos2θ=23

∴cosθ=±√23

∴θ=arccos√23+2πn,π−arccos√23+2πn,π+arccos√23+2πn,2π−arccos√23+2πn

∴θ=arccos√23+2πn,(2n+1)π−arccos√23,(2n+1)π+arccos√23,2π(1+n)−arccos√23

Hopefully this helps!

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