)  A two degree of freedom robot leg as described in lecture has limb length characteristics:       l1 = 0.49 m = length of limb 1 between hip and knee       l2 = 0.54 m = length of limb 2 between knee and foot      The rotational joint angles are currently set at:      Joint angle θ1 = 65 degrees = angle between limb 1 and horizontal (at the hip)         Joint angle θ2 = 18 degrees = angle between limb 2 and the straight-ahead direction of limb 1 (at the knee)   Given the information provided above, find the (xF, yF) coordinates of the foot. That is, find the x coordinate of the foot designated as xF and find the y coordinate of the foot designated as yF with the given setting of the joint angles and given limb lengths.

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11)  A two degree of freedom robot leg as described in lecture has limb length characteristics:

 

    l1 = 0.49 m = length of limb 1 between hip and knee

 

    l2 = 0.54 m = length of limb 2 between knee and foot

 

   The rotational joint angles are currently set at:

 

   Joint angle θ1 = 65 degrees = angle between limb 1 and horizontal (at the hip)

    

   Joint angle θ2 = 18 degrees = angle between limb 2 and the straight-ahead direction of limb 1 (at the knee)

 

Given the information provided above, find the (xF, yF) coordinates of the foot.

That is, find the x coordinate of the foot designated as xF and find the y coordinate of the foot designated as yF with the given setting of the joint angles and given limb lengths.

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