2 sin x (2 sinx - cos x) = 1
4 sin^2 x - 2sin x cos x = 1
4[1/2-1/2 cos (2x)] - sin (2x) =1
2- 2cos (2x) - sin (2x) =1
2 cos (2x) + sin (2x) = 1
Let 2 cos (2x) + sin (2x) = R cos (2x-P)
R = sqrt 5 and tan P = 1/2---> P = 26.56 degree
Therefore sqrt (5) cos (2x - 26.56) =1
cos ( 2x - 26.56) = 1/(sqrt 5)
Edited due to carelessness.
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