I am requesting help for this study question. I would like your help please. For the given 3-DOF robot designed for a specific operation:•Assign appropriate frames for the D-H representation.• Fill out the parameters table.Find the Jacobian matrix relative to the hand frame."12

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For the given 3-DOF robot designed for a specific operation: •Assign appropriate frames for the D-H representation. • Fill out the parameters table. Find the Jacobian matrix relative to the hand frame. " 12