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@$3.1415rin · *Last edited by @$3.1415rin; 03-02-2004 at 16:37..*

almost ... you take each n from 0 to infinity and sum up all those terms. so sin x is not what you said, but the sum of all those terms. now you can take only the first parts of the sum if you only need convergence around 0

but using a table would be the best solution in your case I guess

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@$3.1415rin Council Member, Author of JoeBOT Status: Offline Posts: 1,381 Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Germany	Re: improving obstacle detection with trigonometry - 03-02-2004 almost ... you take each n from 0 to infinity and sum up all those terms. so sin x is not what you said, but the sum of all those terms. now you can take only the first parts of the sum if you only need convergence around 0 but using a table would be the best solution in your case I guess Last edited by @$3.1415rin; 03-02-2004 at 16:37..