QUESTION 1 Assume that the robot is at the position (3,2, 7), and her right, up, and forward vectors expressed in upright space are [0.5, 0, -0.866], [0,1, 0], and [0.866, 0, 0.5], respectively. Here 0.866 is actually an approximation to sqrt(3)/2. Choose the correct answer: O The right, up, and forward vectors form an orthonormal basis. O The right, up, and forward vectors do not even form a basis O At least one of the the right, up, or forward vectors have norm greater than 1. O The problem with this basis is that the right vector is not perpendicular to the forward vector. QUESTION 2 Assume that the robot is at the position (3,2, 7), and her right, up, and forward vectors expressed in upright space are [0.5, 0, -0.866], [0,1, 0], and [0.866, 0, 0.5], respectively. Here 0.866 is actually an approximation to sqrt(3)/2. The following points are expressed in object space. Calculate the coordinates for these points in upright space. a) (2, 1, 0) O (-0.866, 2, -0.5) O (1, 1, -1.732) O (4, 3, 5.268) O(-2.134, 4, 6.5)
QUESTION 1 Assume that the robot is at the position (3,2, 7), and her right, up, and forward vectors expressed in upright space are [0.5, 0, -0.866], [0,1, 0], and [0.866, 0, 0.5], respectively. Here 0.866 is actually an approximation to sqrt(3)/2. Choose the correct answer: O The right, up, and forward vectors form an orthonormal basis. O The right, up, and forward vectors do not even form a basis O At least one of the the right, up, or forward vectors have norm greater than 1. O The problem with this basis is that the right vector is not perpendicular to the forward vector. QUESTION 2 Assume that the robot is at the position (3,2, 7), and her right, up, and forward vectors expressed in upright space are [0.5, 0, -0.866], [0,1, 0], and [0.866, 0, 0.5], respectively. Here 0.866 is actually an approximation to sqrt(3)/2. The following points are expressed in object space. Calculate the coordinates for these points in upright space. a) (2, 1, 0) O (-0.866, 2, -0.5) O (1, 1, -1.732) O (4, 3, 5.268) O(-2.134, 4, 6.5)
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