MATLAB anybody?

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Hey does anybody know MATLAB I have a problem I'm working on I can't figure out. It should be fairly simple for anybody that deals with the language as this is an introductory course.

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anybody

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[grannyinthesky 0]

Never heard of MAtlab. What is it and what's the problem?

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yeah man, what your question? but google is a good helper, or the mathworks website, they have the syntax completely online.

[grannyinthesky 0]

If this is a math question, give some details. I'm a math teacher.

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yeah man, what your question? but google is a good helper, or the mathworks website, they have the syntax completely online.

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I'll scan the question I am somewhat familiar with the syntax but don't really get what the question is getting at my teacher said I should use mesh plot to do the problem. But this is out of chapter 2 and I don't see mesh plot till chapter 7. So it seems it should be easier than he is trying to make it for me..

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I can help with formula translating but the OP's young, has no need for it and probably has no idea what I'm talking about anyway.









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[grannyinthesky 0]

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You old farts may remember FORTRAN. Guess what? If you can believe it, it's still being used today!

Yep, I remember it. It's sitill being used???

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If this is a math question, give some details. I'm a math teacher.

I'm friends with a Maths teacher can i help too

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You old farts may remember FORTRAN. Guess what? If you can believe it, it's still being used today!

Yep, I remember it. It's sitill being used???

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Heres my box of punch cards I'll come back in 2 days after you have run them through the machine hopefully I didn't make any mistakes or I'll spend the next week trying to figure out which punch I missed.

Matlab is based on C language and is used to compute Mathmatical equations for engineering purposes. When you have large amounts of data to compute. At least that is what I know of it so far. I'm sure there are many uses for it. Well here is the problem 2.16 upper right hand corner. I'll also post the code of what I have so far. Thanks Oh I have to rescan it, it didn't like my pdf file size.

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I can help with formula translating but the OP's young, has no need for it and probably has no idea what I'm talking about anyway.

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and hey pops how do you know how old I am... I'm pretty sure it's not on my profile... but I could be wrong I can't remember things very well nowadays. I remember when I had to walk uphill both ways to school in the snow...

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You old farts may remember FORTRAN. Guess what? If you can believe it, it's still being used today!

Yep, I remember it. It's sitill being used???

Actually, Matlab is very similar to fortran...i've used both.

but i don't remember much of it! that was a while ago :P

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Actually, Matlab is very similar to fortran...i've used both.

Matlab is much simpler than fortran though. I used matlab a lot in college (though I can't remember any of it) and took one class where I was supposed to learn fortran. Luckily the prof let us use matlab instead if we wanted. So much easier to program. I still have folders full of .m files here... can't believe I used to understand what these did.

syms s t Y


g = ['Heaviside(t - pi) + Heaviside(t - 2*pi)*(-1)'];

eqn = ['D(D(y))(t) + 2*D(y)(t) + 2*y(t) = ' g];

lteqn = laplace(eqn, t, s);

neweqn = subs(lteqn, {'laplace(y(t),t,s)','y(0)', 'D(y)(0)'},{Y,0,1});

ytrans = solve(neweqn, Y);

y = ilaplace(ytrans,s,t)


f = inline(vectorize(y), 't');

tvals = 0:.1:15;

hold on

plot(tvals,f(tvals))


t2 = pi:.01:2*pi;

plot (t2, 1)

t3 = 0:.01:pi;

plot(t3,0)

t4 = 2*pi:.01:15;

plot(t4,0)

Looks complicated!

Dave

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clc;

g = 9.81;
thetao = 10;
x = 1;
vo = 1;
yo = 0;

y = tan(thetao)*x - g/(2*vo^2*(cos(thetao))^2)*x^2 + yo

Here is the code of the problem you presented I think, you will have to figure out the array, it is basically just x(witha anumbner) and y(withanumber), a for loop and make sure your numbers match