In studying the emission of light, in order to determine the angle at which the intensity is a given value, the equation sin^2 A − 4sin A+1= 0 must be solved.

Find the angle A to 0.01°. (sin2 A = (sin A)^2)

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sinA= (4+-sqrt(16-4))/2

Sin A= 2+-sqrt(3)

A= arcsin (2+-1.732)

Notice you can only use the - answer in your understanding of the sin funcion. Hyperbolic functions you will get in college, hopefully, that will allow you to do the + root.
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