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    This document contains Python code to simulate the trajectory of a projectile using the finite difference method. It defines variables such as the diameter, mass, initial velocity, angle, drag coefficient, air density, and gravitational acceleration. The code then calculates the drag force and initial velocities. It uses a while loop to iteratively calculate the position, velocity, and acceleration over small time steps, printing the x and y coordinates at each step, until the y coordinate becomes negative.

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    This document contains Python code to simulate the trajectory of a projectile using the finite difference method. It defines variables such as the diameter, mass, initial velocity, angle, drag coefficient, air density, and gravitational acceleration. The code then calculates the drag force and initial velocities. It uses a while loop to iteratively calculate the position, velocity, and acceleration over small time steps, printing the x and y coordinates at each step, until the y coordinate becomes negative.

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    Ananda Alip Janwar - 037 - Pertemuan Ke-13

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    This document contains Python code to simulate the trajectory of a projectile using the finite difference method. It defines variables such as the diameter, mass, initial velocity, angle, drag coefficient, air density, and gravitational acceleration. The code then calculates the drag force and initial velocities. It uses a while loop to iteratively calculate the position, velocity, and acceleration over small time steps, printing the x and y coordinates at each step, until the y coordinate becomes negative.

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    #Nama = Ananda Alip Janwar

    #NIM = 11210970000037
    #Kelas = Fisika 4A

    import math

    #variabel input
    d = 6e-2 #meter
    m = 0.1 #kg
    v0 = 25 #m/s
    elv = 37 #derajat
    cd = 0.46
    rho = 1.2
    g = 9.8
    h = 0.05
    t = 0.0
    tmax = 2.85
    xFN = 0.0
    yFN = 0.0

    #menghitung nilai
    K = (cd*rho*math.pi*d**2)/(8*m)
    vFNx = v0*math.cos(math.radians(elv))
    vFNy = v0*math.sin(math.radians(elv))

    #print Header Data


    print("xFN", "yFN")

    #looping
    while yFN>=0:
    v = math.sqrt(vFNx**2*vFNy**2)
    aFNx = -K*v*vFNx
    aFNy = -g-K*v*vFNy

    #Metode FN
    xhalf = xFN+vFNx*h/2
    yhalf = yFN+vFNy*h/2
    vxhalf = vFNx+aFNx*h/2
    vyhalf = vFNy+aFNy*h/2
    vhalf = math.sqrt(vxhalf**2+vyhalf**2)
    axhalf = -K*vhalf*vxhalf
    ayhalf = -g-K*vhalf*vyhalf
    xFN += h*vxhalf
    yFN += h*vyhalf
    vFNx += h*axhalf
    vFNy += h*ayhalf
    t += h

    #print data
    print(xFN, yFN)

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