Starting at the origin, a triangle-loving robot travels 9 inches in the positive x direction, then turns 90 degrees to the left and travels another 9 inches in the positive y direction, as indicated in the code blocks provided in the Workspace. If it then wants to take a straight line back to the origin in order to complete a triangular path, help it find its way home by figuring out how much it has to turn to the left, and how far it has to travel. (Tip: Use the value 1.414 for the square root of 2.)
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Starting at the origin, a robot travels 9 inches in the positive x direction, then turns 90 degrees to the left and travels another 9 inches in the y direction, as indicated in the code blocks provided. Drag and drop a turn() code block and a driveDistance() code block to the Workspace and connect them to the existing code blocks to get the robot back to the origin, and test your result with a virtual robot and/or a hardware robot. |
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