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Using Differentials To Find Error

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Reply Wed 9 Dec, 2015 07:37 am
sin(x) is approximately equal to x near x=0.
Solving for a tangent line approximation yields L(x)=x, which supports that claim.
How much error is there when x = pi/6?
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