using by matlab and show me the code Let w(t) be a blended piecewise-linear trajectory through the points {wo, w', w} with segment traversal times of {T}and a blend transition time of AT. Then the blend acceleration a is as in Prop. 4-7-2,and the complete trajectory is:w(t)wo +=a-Aw'T₁0≤1 ≤T-ATT₁ + AT)² +Aw'(1-T)T₁+ w₁T₁ AT <

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