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    This document contains 5 sections that describe experiments and calculations related to motion. Section 1 plots a graph of velocity over time for an object with given mass and drag coefficient. Section 2 calculates drag coefficients for different objects using given mass and velocity values. Section 3 defines a function to calculate future value of an investment with given principal, interest rate, and number of years. Section 4 demonstrates calling the future value function by prompting for user input. Section 5 defines a function to print a table of mass and velocity values.

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    This document contains 5 sections that describe experiments and calculations related to motion. Section 1 plots a graph of velocity over time for an object with given mass and drag coefficient. Section 2 calculates drag coefficients for different objects using given mass and velocity values. Section 3 defines a function to calculate future value of an investment with given principal, interest rate, and number of years. Section 4 demonstrates calling the future value function by prompting for user input. Section 5 defines a function to print a table of mass and velocity values.

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    This document contains 5 sections that describe experiments and calculations related to motion. Section 1 plots a graph of velocity over time for an object with given mass and drag coefficient. Section 2 calculates drag coefficients for different objects using given mass and velocity values. Section 3 defines a function to calculate future value of an investment with given principal, interest rate, and number of years. Section 4 demonstrates calling the future value function by prompting for user input. Section 5 defines a function to print a table of mass and velocity values.

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    A2-1

    t=0:2:20; m=68.1; cd=0.25;g=9.81;

    v=sqrt(g*m/cd)*tanh(sqrt(g*cd/m)*t);

    plot(t,v,':^','Linewidth',1.5, 'Markersize',10,'MarkerEdgeColor','k','MarkerFaceColor','g')

    A2-2

    >> cd=g*m./(v.^2);

    g=9.81;

    m=[83 60 72 91 92 65 80];

    v=[53.4 48.5 50.9 55.9 54 47.7 51.1];

    >> cd=g*m./(v.^2)

    g=9.81

    m=[83 60 72 91 92 65 80]

    v=[53.4 48.5 50.9 55.9 54 47.7 51.1]


    cd =

    0.2855 0.2502 0.2726 0.2857 0.3095 0.2802 0.3006

    g=

    9.8100

    m=

    83 60 72 91 92 65 80

    v=

    53.4000 48.5000 50.9000 55.9000 54.0000 47.7000 51.1000

    b.

    >> mean(cd)

    ans =

    0.2835

    >> max(cd)

    ans =
    0.3095

    >> min(cd)

    ans =

    0.2502

    c.

    >> cdavg= mean(cd)

    cdavg =

    0.2835

    >> vpred=sqrt((g*m)/cdavg)

    vpred =

    53.5932 45.5666 49.9157 56.1166 56.4241 47.4272 52.6157


    d.

    >> subplot(2,1,1);plot(v,vpred,'o')

    >> subplot(2,1,2);plot(cd,m,'d')

    A2-3

    P=200000;

    i=0.07;

    n=8;

    F = P*(1+i)^n;

    >> F

    F=

    3.4364e+05
    function [ F ] = function1( P,i,n)

    %UNTITLED6 Summary of this functiongoes here

    % Detailed explanation goes here

    F=P*((1+i)^n);

    end

    >> function1(200000,0.07,8)

    ans =

    3.4364e+05

    A2-4

    P=input('Money: ');

    i=input('Interest rate: ');

    n=input('number of Years: ');

    disp(' ');

    disp('Future worth (F): ');


    disp(P*(1+i)^n)

    >> FutureWorth

    Money: 200000

    Interest rate: 0.07

    number of Years: 8

    Future worth (F):

    3.4364e+05

    A2-5

    function mv

    m=[83 60 72 91 92 65 80];

    v=[53.4 48.5 50.9 55.9 54 47.7 51.1];

    z=[m;v];

    fprintf(' m v\n');

    fprintf('%7d %10.2f\n',z);

    end

    >> mv

    m v

    83 53.40

    60 48.50

    72 50.90

    91 55.90
    92 54.00

    65 47.70

    80 51.10

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