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For problem 1, I understand that xi = {q + w; w}. How do I find omega?
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it's qxw...big difference. Omega is a unit vector aligned with the axis of rotation of the join in the observer frame. So if the axis of rotation is x, w is [1;0;0]
For number 3, I know that the wrist position is: de* + Re* x (-l3; 0). How do I solve for alpha 1 and two from this equation?
Look back at problem 2. If you know the position to the wrist it boils down to what you already solved there right?
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