SOLUTION: Cos((2theta)+(pi/3))=-Radical(3)/2 also Sin^2(theta/2)-2=0

Question 729999: Cos((2theta)+(pi/3))=-Radical(3)/2 also Sin^2(theta/2)-2=0
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