please help with 3-39! thanks -lp0es in Engine...quationsuadraticsin Engine...7 +5.+++++Shapesy, in.AHO5AFigure P3.39 Survey set up to find the height of a building.Figure P3.26 A two-link planar robot for problem P3-26.3-27. Consider a two-link planar robot, with positive orientations of e, and e, as shown in Fig.F3.18.a. Suppose , --100°, 6, -210, I, -5 in, and I, - 10 in. Sketch the orientation of the robot in the x-y plane, and determine the x-y coordinates of point Pb. Suppose now that the same robot has its tip located in the first quadrant and is oriented in the "elbow-up" position, as shown in F3.27. If the tip of the robot is located at point Px, y)-(12. a) In..determine the values of 6, and ₂.P(12, 2)0₁▶40°OneNote for Windows 10Ink to Shape10 m BO1002Ga Ink to Text60°0₁x= 5 cas(-100) + 10 cos(-100 210)X=-5.68 iny=5(100) +5 sm (-100+210)Y=2.51 inEigure Pa.27 A two-link planar robot for problem P3:27.3-39. To find the height of a building, a surveyor measures the angle of the building from two different points A and B as shown in Fig.P3.39. The distance between the two points is 10 m. Find the heighth of the building.HO10◆x, in.Ruler00000Mathh-x, in.HN

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Y= 50) + 5-106214) Y=2.51 in Eicure Pa.27 A two-link planar robot for problem Pa-27. 3-39. To find the height of a building, a surveyor measures the angle of the building from two different points A and B as shown in Fix F3.39. The distance between the two points is to m. Find the bright h of the building. 000 40° A 10 m Eigure P3.39 Survey set up to find the height of a building. B 60° 100 000 h

Y= 50) + 5-106214) Y=2.51 in Eicure Pa.27 A two-link planar robot for problem Pa-27. 3-39. To find the height of a building, a surveyor measures the angle of the building from two different points A and B as shown in Fix F3.39. The distance between the two points is to m. Find the bright h of the building. 000 40° A 10 m Eigure P3.39 Survey set up to find the height of a building. B 60° 100 000 h

Trigonometry (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134217437

Author:Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels

Publisher:Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels

Chapter1: Trigonometric Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RE: 1. Give the measures of the complement and the supplement of an angle measuring 35°.

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