This is hard, very very hard!
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this is not hard ,
5cos2∅ = 15cos∅ -10
use cos2∅ = 2cos²∅ -1
5(2cos²∅ -1) = 15cos∅ -10
10cos²∅ -5 = 15cos∅ -10
10cos²∅ -15cos∅ +5 =0
5(2cos²∅ -3cos∅ +1) =0
2cos²∅ -2cos∅ -cos∅ +1 =0
(cos∅ -1)( 2cos∅ -1) =0
cos∅ = 1, 1/2
now ,given ∅ belongs to [0, 2π)
cos∅ = 1 when, ∅ = 0
cos∅ = 1/2 when , ∅ = π/3 , 5π/3
hence , ∅ = 0, π/3, 5π/3
5cos2∅ = 15cos∅ -10
use cos2∅ = 2cos²∅ -1
5(2cos²∅ -1) = 15cos∅ -10
10cos²∅ -5 = 15cos∅ -10
10cos²∅ -15cos∅ +5 =0
5(2cos²∅ -3cos∅ +1) =0
2cos²∅ -2cos∅ -cos∅ +1 =0
(cos∅ -1)( 2cos∅ -1) =0
cos∅ = 1, 1/2
now ,given ∅ belongs to [0, 2π)
cos∅ = 1 when, ∅ = 0
cos∅ = 1/2 when , ∅ = π/3 , 5π/3
hence , ∅ = 0, π/3, 5π/3
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this is not hard ,
5cos2∅ = 15cos∅ -10
use cos2∅ = 2cos²∅ -1
5(2cos²∅ -1) = 15cos∅ -10
10cos²∅ -5 = 15cos∅ -10
10cos²∅ -15cos∅ +5 =0
5(2cos²∅ -3cos∅ +1) =0
2cos²∅ -2cos∅ -cos∅ +1 =0
(cos∅ -1)( 2cos∅ -1) =0
cos∅ = 1, 1/2
now ,given ∅ belongs to [0, 2π)
cos∅ = 1 when, ∅ = 0
cos∅ = 1/2 when , ∅ = π/3 , 5π/3
hence , ∅ = 0, π/3, 5π/3
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