4 1) Determine the position of the robot after movement, assuming that the initial values xo, yo, 0oare equal to zero and wheel separation is D=10cm. Find the pose values (0(t), x(t), y(t)) foreach time interval of the robot in the X,Ys coordinate system for the given data.time (s)Figure: Variation in velocities of the wheelsvelocity (cm/s)

1) Detemine the position of the robot after movement, assuming that the initial values xo, yo, 6o are equal to zero and wheel separation is D-10cm. Find the pose values (0(1), x(t), y(t)) for each time interval of the robot in the X+YS coordinate system for the given data. time (s) Figure: Variation in velocities of the wheels velocity (cm/s) 2.

1) Detemine the position of the robot after movement, assuming that the initial values xo, yo, 6o are equal to zero and wheel separation is D-10cm. Find the pose values (0(1), x(t), y(t)) for each time interval of the robot in the X+YS coordinate system for the given data. time (s) Figure: Variation in velocities of the wheels velocity (cm/s) 2.

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