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1. True / False: Diameter is a straight line that touches each side of a circle while passing through the middle.

2. By multiplying the Diameter of a wheel by 3.14, this detemines:

3. True / False: Each degree that the robot's wheel travels is equal to 3 encoder counts.

4. What is the equation to determine the distance the robot has moved?

5. True / False: Integer variable data types allow the variables to store decimal values.

6. True / False: ROBOTC follows order of operation rules when performing math calculations.

7. Which of the following is the Boolean operator for not equal to?

Try it! 1

Draw a path for your robot to follow.

Measure the distance of each path and label it.

Measure the field perimeter and the parameter of your path.

Scale your path to fit your playing field and test to see if your calculations are correct.

Try it!

Place three lines on a table a random distance apart.

The robot must travel to each line and store the distance each line is away from the other line.

So, for example, the robot needs to store the distance between line one and line two, the distance between line two and line three, etc.

When completing this challenge, place the lines next to the computer so the robot can remain plugged into the computer.

Therefore, the debugger screen can be used to check the measurements.

Recreate the table below on any surface. Have the robot start at one end (1), then move forward towards the other end, storing the distance between each line. Remember to keep the robot plugged in in order to check the result.

Mini Challenge PDF[ Ruler Bot Challenge.pdf ]