Model and plot in Simulink the differential equation of a given
system: ?̈−4?̇∗sin(?)+√?(?)∗?−3?(?)=0
with the time-dependent external input signal ?(?)=sin(2?)
Build a Simulink model to:
➔ Model the given differential equation.
➔ Plot x and ?̇ arranged in subplots with one above the other (see
concept graphic below) in the same scope with ?̇ on top, including
a legend naming each curve and axes labels.
Note:
• Use an appropriate source block to model the input signal
y(t)
• You can use “a” instead of ?̈ and “v” instead of ?̇ for labelling
in Simulink.
• Use “Ctrl + R” to rotate selected Simulink blocks.
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