To accurately approximate sin x and cos x for inclusion in a mathematical library, we first restrict their domains Given a real number x, divide by to obtain the relation x M s, where M is an integer and s 2 a Show that sin x sgn(x) (1)M sin s b Construct a rational approximation to sin s using n m...

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To accurately approximate sin x and cos x for inclusion in a mathematical library, we first restrict

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To accurately approximate sin x and cos x for inclusion in a mathematical library, we first restrict their domains. Given a real number x, divide by π to obtain the relation
|x| = Mπ + s, where M is an integer and |s| ≤ π/2.
a. Show that sin x = sgn(x) · (−1)M · sin s.
b. Construct a rational approximation to sin s using n=m=4. Estimate the error when 0 ≤ |s| ≤ π/2.
c. Design and implementation of sin x using parts (a) and (b)
d. Repeat part (c) for cos x using the fact that cos x = sin(x + π/2).