Question: Problem 1 ( 1 0 pts ) Refer to Fig. 1 : a telescopic antenna has three degrees of freedom, , , and , i

Problem 1(10 pts)
Refer to Fig. 1: a telescopic antenna has three degrees of freedom, ,, and , i.e., the user can change two angles ( and ), and one length ().
(a) Determine the angular velocity between T{hat(t)1,hat(t)2,hat(t)3} and B{hat(b)1,hat(b)2,hat(b)3}, i.e.,tb. Express it in terms of pts)
(b) Determine the angular velocity between B{hat(b)1,hat(b)2,hat(b)3} and E{hat(e)1,hat(e)2,hat(e)3}, i.e.,be. Express it in terms of E{hat(e)1,hat(e)2,hat(e)3}.(2.5 pts)
(c) Determine the angular velocity between T{hat(t)1,hat(t)2,hat(t)3} and E{hat(e)1,hat(e)2,hat(e)3}, i.e.,te. Express it in terms of E{hat(e)1,hat(e)2,hat(e)3}.(2.5 pts)
(d) Determine the velocity of P with respect to E{hat(e)1,hat(e)2,hat(e)3}. Express it in terms of E{hat(e)1,hat(e)2,hat(e)3}.(2.5 pts)
Fig. 1: E{hat(e)1,hat(e)2,hat(e)3} : inertial frame. B{hat(b)1,hat(b)2,hat(b)3} : base frame. T{hat(t)1,hat(t)2,hat(t)3} : telescopic antenna frame. Note that hat(b)1 and hat(b)2 are in the same plane as hat(e)1 and hat(e)2. Similarly, hat(t)1 and hat(t)3 are in the same plane as hat(b)1 and hat(b)3.
Problem 1 ( 1 0 pts ) Refer to Fig. 1 : a

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