PRACTICE PROBLEM #1 a) Write pseudo code algorithm for a SIGN(X) function. b) Write Using the SIGN(X) function above, write the pseudo code algorithm that chooses the nearest distance solution from a set of possible solutions for either (prismatic or revolute joints). Assume the joint has a limit dЄ[0,40mm], OE[-4ñ/3, 4ñ/3].

PRACTICE PROBLEM #1 a) Write pseudo code algorithm for a SIGN(X) function. b) Write Using the SIGN(X) function above, write the pseudo code algorithm that chooses the nearest distance solution from a set of possible solutions for either (prismatic or revolute joints). Assume the joint has a limit dЄ[0,40mm], OE[-4ñ/3, 4ñ/3].

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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