Mathematics, 26.08.2021 20:20, bks53

Part 3: Extending the Idea 1. If you wanted to model movements with both of the robot's arms in the air, what function would you choose as the original model? Could you still do the same transformations with this new equation? 2. Using any power function of your choice, create your own dance for the robot. Make sure you include three to five dance moves. Graph and provide the transformation equation for each.

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Part 3: Extending the Idea 1. If you wanted to model movements with both of the robot's arms in the...