Solving trigonometric identities
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rsin(θ+a)=rsin(θ)cos(a)+rcos(θ)sin(a)=sin(θ)+cos(θ)√3.

Therefore rcos(a)=1, rsin(a)=√3, and tan(a)=√3/1=√3, a=π/3 or 60°.

rsin(π/3)=√3, r√3/2=√3, r=2. rsin(θ+a)=2sin(θ+π/3).

The minimum value of θ is therefore π/3 or 60°.
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