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==== Dual numbers ====
By using the Maclaurin series of cosine and sine and substituting in θ=θε, where ε is the symbol used in dual numbers, often considered similar to an infinitesimal amount, with a square of 0, the result is that cos(θε)=1 and sin(θε)=θε. These approximations satisfy the Pythagorean Identity, as cos²(θε)+sin²(θε)=1²+(θε)²=1+θ²ε²=1+θ²0=1.
==Error of the approximations==
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