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The outputs are very close to the correct values so I assume I just typed an...
help in this 4) Solve the following initial value problem numerically on the interval t = 1 to 2, where y (1) = 2. y'= y* sen? Use RK4 method, h = 0.2 a) Enter the table-style values. (n, x, k1, K2, K3, K4, Y) in K2 K3 K4 Y
sen=sin 4) Solve the following initial value problem numerically on the interval t = 1 to 2, where y (1) = 2. y'= y* sen? Use RK4 method, h = 0.2 a) Enter the table-style values. (n,x, k1, K2, K3, K4, Y)
sen=sin 4) Solve the following initial value problem numerically on the interval t = 1 to 2, where y (1) = 2. y'= y* sen? Use RK4 method, h = 0.2 a) Enter the table-style values. (n,x, k1, K2, K3, K4, Y)
Adams Fourth-Order Predictor-Corrector Python ONLY!! Please translate this pseudocode into Python code, thanks!! Adams Fourth-Order Predictor-Corrector To approximate the solution of the initial-value problem y' = f(t, y), ast<b, y(a) = a, at (N + 1) equally spaced numbers in the interval [a, b]: INPUT endpoints a, b; integer N; initial condition a. OUTPUT approximation w to y at the (N + 1) values of t. Step 1 Set h = (b − a)/N; to = a; Wo = a;...
I have all of the answers to this can someone just actually explain this matlab code and the results to me so i can get a better understanding? b) (c) and (d) %% Matlab code %% clc; close all; clear all; format long; f=@(t,y)y*(1-y); y(1)=0.01; %%%% Exact solution [t1 y1]=ode45(f,[0 9],y(1)); figure; plot(t1,y1,'*'); hold on % Eular therom M=[32 64 128]; T=9; fprintf(' M Max error \n' ); for n=1:length(M) k=T/M(n); t=0:k:T; for h=1:length(t)-1 y(h+1)=y(h)+k*f(t(h),y(h)); end plot(t,y); hold on %%%...
help me with this. Im done with task 1 and on the way to do task 2. but I don't know how to do it. I attach 2 file function of rksys and ode45 ( the first is rksys and second is ode 45) . thank for your help Consider the spring-mass damper that can be used to model many dynamic systems -- ----- ------- m Applying Newton's Second Law to a free-body diagram of the mass m yields the...
PLEASE MAKE SURE C AND D ARE CORRECT! i have had two wrong answers so far. This is all one question, so I could not post the parts separately. Thanks. Consider the following reaction mechanism: Step 1 K 2A + B =D (fast equilibrium) Step 2 D+B kk E+F (slow) Step 3 F G (fast) a. Give the molecularity of each step. Step 1 O unimolecular bimolecular O termolecular Step 2 unimolecular Obimolecular termolecular Step 3 unimolecular O bimolecular termolecular...
use matlab Assignment: 1) Write a function program that implements the 4th Order Runge Kutta Method. The program must plot each of the k values for each iteration (one plot per k value), and the approximated solution (approximated solution curve). Use the subplot command. There should be a total of five plots. If a function program found on the internet was used, then please cite the source. Show the original program and then show the program after any modifications. Submission...
CAN YOU PLEASE CHECK WHATS WRONG? function[F]=func(t,h) global Atank Ahole kOne kTwo g rho %F=zeros(2,1) %NL=y(1) %NG=y(2) F=(kOne+kTwo*cos(2*pi*t/24)-rho*Ahole*sqrt(2*g*h))/(rho*Atank); close all clear all %clear all %close all global Atank Ahole kOne kTwo g rho Atank = 3.13;% Atank value Ahole =0.06; %Ahole value kOne = 300; % K1 value kTwo = 200; % K2 value g = 9.81; % Gravity rho = 1000; % rho value t0=0; tf=150; %range of time %Initial value h0_2=h(1); h0_1=h(2); h0_0=h(3); n=input('Enter the number of steps:');...
How can I make these equations into 6 first order equations to input them in MATLAB as : function yp = ivpsys_fun_oscillator(t, y) % IVPSYS_FUN evaluates the right-hand-side of the ODE's. % Inputs are current time and current values of y. Outputs are values of y'. % Call format: yp = ivpsys_fun_oscillator(t, y) global m k l %% Define ODE for IVP % Reduce high order derivative to first order % y1 -> x1, y2 -> x2, y3 -> x3...