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4cosBeta=1+2cosBeta 2cosBeta=1 cosBeta=1/2 60 degrees
4cosBeta=1+2cosBeta
2cosBeta=1 cosBeta=1/2 60 degrees +/- 180--is this right? I know there should be another answer, but I'm not
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