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by HenryPrickett
829 days ago
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Use a Taylor series with a four function calculator. 0 is a decent approximation of sin near 0. x is a better one. x - x^3/6 is an even better one. x - x^3/6 + x^5/120 ... Note that x here is in radians rather than degrees so convert (degrees * pi/180) first. Repeat until you're satisfied with how many stable digits you get |
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