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Show Me the Math!

Enjoy the following activities to sharpen your mathematical and engineering mind as well as learn more about the FLL program and competition area rubrics.  Answers can be found here.

2019#05 LOOK MA, NO SENSORS!

5/14/2019

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Plan your City Shaper mission to get from base to the ramp using the simple EV3 program above.  Apply power to both wheels to make your robot go straight. Apply power in opposite directions for it to turn.
To do this you will calculate how far your robot travels per rotation of its wheel given the wheel diameter, and how many rotations it takes to move a full turn given the distance between your 2 wheels.  Then use that to calculate the rotations for each step above.
You may need to know that 1in=2.54cm, 1 FLU (Fundamental Lego Unit) = 0.8 cm and that circumference = 3.14 x diameter.
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