The motion of the mass1 is forced depending on the
motion of mass2. The dependency is given by
a cubic polynomial.
This example demonstrates the meaning of the function evaluating
the 2nd derivative of a polynomial with respect to time.
Without this function, the DAE index reduction of the mechanical
system would fail since positionByPolynomial.s, which
prescribes the motion of mass1, needs to be
differentiated twice.
In order to check proper differentiation, the block
evalPolynomial3 is provided which only evaluates
a cubic polynomial of the same coefficients like
positionByPolynomial. The signal differences given by
add block shall, thus, be zero (see simulation results
of add[1].y, add[2].y and
add[3].y).