The given equation is
cosecθ−3secθ=4.
Converting to sine and cosine, we get:
sinθ1−cosθ3=4⇒sinθcosθcosθ−3sinθ=4⇒cosθ−3sinθ=4sinθcosθDividing both sides by
2:
21cosθ−23sinθ=2sinθcosθUsing the identities
sin(6π)=21,
cos(6π)=23 and
sin(2θ)=2sinθcosθ, we can write:
sin(6π)cosθ−cos(6π)sinθ=sin(2θ)⇒sin(6π−θ)=sin(2θ)Since
θ∈(0,2π), we equate the principal angles:
6π−θ=2θ⇒3θ=6π⇒θ=18πAnswer:
18π