Question

Generate code with matlab please and thank you.

The braking distance of a car depends on its speed as the brakes are applied and on the car’s braking efficiency. A formula for the braking distance is

where bd is the braking distance, s is the car’s speed, R is the braking efficiency and g is the acceleration due to gravity (9.81). Write a a script that calls a function to prompt the user for s and R, that function call another functions to calculate the braking distance, and then outputs the the braking disctance. Next write a plottting function that will plot the braking distance for speeds varying from 0 to 100 m/s in increments of 5.

Answer 1

"Given that A formula for the breaking distance is bd = s62/2Rg function promptsand R.m function [s-1 R] = promptSand R() s = input(""Enter the car \""s speed: �): R = input(�Enter the braking efficiency: �): end function calebd.m function brakDist = calbd (s,R) g = 9.8 % calculating the braking distance brakDist = (s*s)/(2 * R * g): end function print bd.m fuction printbd(brakDist) fprint (�Braking Distance = % 1f units\n�, brakDist): end. Scrlpt calculate BrakingDistance.m clc clear all % calling the function prompts and R() to input the values OB S & R from % user [S, R] = prompt S and R: % calling the function calcbd() to calculate the braking distance brakDist = calbds (S,R): % calling the function printbd() to print the braking Distance printbd (brakDist) Instruction: - open matlap create umfiles names prompt S and R, calcbd, printbd, and calculate Braking Distance and then copy-paste the above "