Consider the robotic arm placed on the zy-place as shown below. Let O be the origin and assume that joint A is on the y-axis. It is given that |OA|-0.6 m. |AB|-1.3 m, |BC| -1.7 m, ICD-1.2 m, IDE-0.4 m, ZOAB-160°, ZABC-43° and ZBCD-120". It is also given that DE || OA. Answer the following. a. Find the direction angle of CD in standard position. Direction angle- b. Find ZCDE ZCDE- c. Find the horizontal distance h and the vertical distance e between O and E. Round your answers to at least 2 decimal places. m m

Consider the robotic arm placed on the zy-place as shown below. Let O be the origin and assume that joint A is on the y-axis. It is given that |OA|-0.6 m. |AB|-1.3 m, |BC| -1.7 m, ICD-1.2 m, IDE-0.4 m, ZOAB-160°, ZABC-43° and ZBCD-120". It is also given that DE || OA. Answer the following. a. Find the direction angle of CD in standard position. Direction angle- b. Find ZCDE ZCDE- c. Find the horizontal distance h and the vertical distance e between O and E. Round your answers to at least 2 decimal places. m m

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