I am not 100% sure exactly what is being asked for but you can use differentials to estimate cos(32o).
d(cos(x)) = -sin(x)dx where dx is approximately delta x which is x2 - x1 where x2 = 32o, x1 = 30o
substituting d(cos(x)) = -sin(30o)(32o-30o) = -sin(30o)(2o) but the 2o must be expressed in radians, so
d(cos(x)) = -sin(30o)(2pi/180) = -.017453... So, the change in cos(x) from 30o to 32o is -.017453...
So the change in cos(32o) from cos(30o) will be -.017453...,
Therefore, cos(32o) is approximately cos(30o) -.017453 = .848572
The actual value of cos(32o) = .848048...