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Design a cam for a rise-return-dwell (RRD) application using the fourth order polynomial. The position, velocity,...

Design a cam for a rise-return-dwell (RRD) application using the fourth order polynomial. The position, velocity, and acceleration should be zero at the beginning of the rise h, and the velocity should be zero at the end of the rise.

Plot s, v, a, and j profiles for BOTH fourth and fifth order polynomials using EXCEL.

(Note: this is to all be done by hand in regards to the fourth and fifth order polynomial. Only Excel can be used for the plotting. I have no knowledge of Mathcad and other programs are not allowed).

Every attempt I make, I get more lost and confused. I’d appreciate any help and the more details and explainations, the better so I’d have a deep understanding of it. Thank you!

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