Q4): from the table of question (3) above, If the path of the robot is traversing from x,-2.00 to x₁-4.25 to x2=5.25 it follows in a quadratic path as shown in the figure below, find (choose only one ): a- The path of the robot if it follows linear splines. b- The length of the path traversed by the robot following linear splines. y (X₁, y₁) (X2, y2) (xo, Yo)

Q4): from the table of question (3) above, If the path of the robot is traversing from x,-2.00 to x₁-4.25 to x2=5.25 it follows in a quadratic path as shown in the figure below, find (choose only one ): a- The path of the robot if it follows linear splines. b- The length of the path traversed by the robot following linear splines. y (X₁, y₁) (X2, y2) (xo, Yo)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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