The solution by the tutor @MathLover1 is not exactly correct,
so I came to fix it.
Start from this basic identity
sin(3a) = 3*sin(a) - 4*sin^3(a).
We are given that
3*sin(a) - 4*sin^3(a) = 2*sin(a).
It implies
= 0.
So, either sin(a) = 0 or = 0; the last is equivalent to = .
Case 1. If sin(a) = 0, then cos(2a) = = 1.
Case 2. If = , then cos(2a) = = = .
Answer. If sin(3a) =2*sin(a), then EITHER cos(2a) = 1 OR cos(2a) = .