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1) Consider any two body-fixed coordinate systems, F_(BI) and F_(B2) where F_(B2) is related to F_(01) by a positive rotation about the y_(11) axis through an angle (C) (a) Determine the nine angles between the axes of F_(a1) and those of F_(B2) Use this information to write down T_(B2,81) using the direction cosine matrix (b) For a 321 Euler angle sequence from F_(B1) to F_(B2) determine the three angles Theta _(x),Theta _(y) and Theta , Use this Information to write down T_(82,01) using the Euler angle representation of the direction cosine matrix. (c) Determine the eigenaxis and angle that relates F_(B2) to F_(B1) Use this Information to write down T_(B2,B1) using the Euler parameter representation of the direction cosine matrix.
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(a) To determine the nine angles between the axes of
and
, we need to consider the rotation that relates
to
. Since
is related to
by a positive rotation about the
axis through an angle (C), we can say that the rotation is of the form:
where
,
, and
are the rotation matrices about the
,
, and
axes, respectively, and
and
are the angles between the
and
axes of
and
, respectively.The nine angles between the axes of
and
are given by:
where
denotes the dot product.Using this information, we can write down the direction cosine matrix
as:
(b) For a 321 Euler angle sequence from
to
, we can determine the three angles
,
, and
as follows:
Using this information, we can write down the direction cosine matrix
using the Euler angle representation as:
(c) To determine the eigenaxis and angle that relates
to
, we need to find the eigenvector and eigenvalue of the transformation matrix
. The eigenaxis is given by the eigenvector, and the angle is given by the argument of the eigenvalue.The transformation matrix
can be written using the Euler parameter representation as:
where
,
, and
are the Euler parameters.Using this information, we can write down the direction cosine matrix
using the Euler parameter representation as: