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    MATH 531.01: Topology

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    M 473.01: Introduction to Real Analysis

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    Bhaskara’s approximation for the Sine

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    The 7th century Indian mathematician Bhaskara (c.600 – c.680) obtained a remarkable approximation for the sine function. Many subsequent ancient authors have given versions of this rule, but none provided a proof or described how the result was obtained. Grover [1] provides a possible explanation, but I think the rule can be explained more clearly. Rather than give the rule first, we will derive it, and then discuss its accuracy, and explore some alternative approximations. Our derivation is simply an exercise in modeling

    MATH 117.03: Probability and Linear Mathematics

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    M 105.05: Contemporary Mathematics

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    M 172.01: Calculus II

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    M 472.01: Introduction to Complex Analysis

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    M 172.02: Calculus II

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    M 171.02: Calculus I

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