clc
clear all
syms t
vx=50-16*t;
y=100-4*t^2;
x=int(vx,t); %intigrated to find x position
vy=diff(y,t); % diffrentiated to find velocity in y direction
Vmax=sqrt((subs(vx,t,5))^2+(subs(vy,t,5))^2)
t=0:.05:5;
X=subs(x);
Y=subs(y);
Xmax=max(double(X))
Vx=subs(vx);
Vy=subs(vy);
plot(X,Y)
xlabel('x (m)')
ylabel('y (m)')
grid on
title('Xmax = 78.1200m , Vmax = 50 m/s')
OUTPUT
Vmax =
50
Xmax =
78.1200
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