First use θ = 16.80°. Bragg’s law gives $d_{111}=1.54/[2\sin16.8^\circ]$. For a cubic lattice, $a=d_{111}\sqrt{1^2+1^2+1^2}=\sqrt3d_{111}=4.61$ Å. Confusing θ with the supplied 2θ would halve the angle incorrectly.
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