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2sin2θ=3(cosθ+1),

2(1-cos2θ)=3cosθ+3,

2-2cos2θ=3cosθ+3,

2cos2θ+3cosθ+1=0=(2cosθ+1)(cosθ+1).

So cosθ=-½ or -1. There are many solutions because of the cyclic nature of cosine.

If θ is between 0 and 360°, then θ=120° and 240°, and 180°.

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