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What is the answer of
2sin^2(x)-cos(2x)=0 ?

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2\sin^2x-\cos2x=2\sin^2x-(2\cos^2x-1)=2(\sin^2-\cos^2x)+1=0

-2\cos2x=-1

\cos2x=\frac12

You have
\cos x=\frac12 for


x=\frac\pi3+2n\pi

x=-\frac\pi3+2n\pi

which means
\cos 2x=\frac12 for


2x=\frac\pi3+2n\pi\implies x=\frac\pi6+n\pi

2x=-\frac\pi3+2n\pi\implies x=-\frac\pi6+n\pi

where
n is any integer.
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