1. Apply the identity from part (a) to simplify the equation
From (a), sinθ1+cosθ+1+cosθsinθ=2cscθ.
Substituting θ with 2θ, the equation becomes:
2csc2θ=tan75∘
2. Rearrange to find $\sin 2\theta$
sin2θ2=tan75∘
sin2θ=tan75∘2
sin2θ=0.535898
3. Find the basic angle and solve for $2\theta$ in the required range
Since 0∘≤θ≤360∘, we have 0∘≤2θ≤720∘.
Basic angle α=sin−1(0.535898)≈32.405∘
Since sin2θ>0, 2θ is in the 1st and 2nd quadrants.
2θ=32.405∘,180∘−32.405∘,360∘+32.405∘,540∘−32.405∘
2θ=32.405∘,147.595∘,392.405∘,507.595∘
4. Solve for $\theta$ and round to 1 decimal place
θ=16.2025∘,73.7975∘,196.2025∘,253.7975∘
θ=16.2∘,73.8∘,196.2∘,253.8∘ (to 1 d.p.)
答案θ=16.2∘,73.8∘,196.2∘,253.8∘