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Answer:


\theta = 60^\circ \;and\; \theta = 300^\circ

Explanation:

Given


\sin \left(2\theta\right)=\sin \left(\theta\right)

Use the identity:
\sin(2\theta) = 2 \sin(\theta)\cos(\theta)

=>
2 \sin(\theta)\cos(\theta) = \sin(\theta)

Divide both sides by
\sin(\theta)

=>
2 \cos(\theta) = 1


= > \cos(\theta) = (1)/(2)


= > \,\theta=\cos^(-1)\left((1)/(2)\right)


\cos^(-1)\left((1)/(2)\right) \;is\: (\pi)/(3)} \text{ in the first quadrant and $(5\pi)/(3)$ in the fourth quadrant}}

In degrees this corresponds to

(\pi)/(3) = (\pi)/(3) * (180^\circ)/(\pi) = 60^\circ\\\\and\\\\(5\pi)/(3) = (5\pi)/(3) * (180^\circ)/(\pi) = 300^\circ\\

Answer

\theta = 60^\circ \;and\; \theta = 300^\circ


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