Mark M. answered 02/19/18
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New to Wyzant
cos(3θ) = 1/2
3θ = 60° + k360° or 300″ + k360°, k = 0, ±1. ±2, ...
θ = 20° + k120° or 100° + k120°
For k = 0, we get θ = 20°, 100°
For k = 1, we get θ = 140°, 220°
For k = 2, we get θ = 260°, 340°
Other choices for k give values of θ that lie outside of the interval [0°, 360°)
Kenneth S.
02/19/18