19. For each of the three cases, plot the particular solution as a function of time in MATLAB. You should get a similar graphs to the
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19. For each of the three cases, plot the particular solution as a function of time...
3) Develop a Matlab function to compute the velocity v of a particular projectile as a function of time t. In this problem, the velocity profile is described by a piecewise function, and is parameterized by 11 parameters, a, b, c, d, g, h, k, m, n, p, and q, as at - bt, 05158 c-dt, 851516 v(t;a,b,c,d,g,h,k,m,n, p,q) = gt +h(t – k)?, 1651526 me=n(t-p), > 26 else. Your Matlab function must take as input the current time value...
Make three separate plots, each plot containing two graphs at different temperatures. Plot each set for equations 5.103 as a function of ? − ? , for two separate temperatures close to absolute zero, say 0.1 K and 0.001 K to show the general trend of these objects. Label everything! NOTE: Be super careful with the Fermi-Dirac distribution graph. Make sure you explain what you are doing and why. e-((-μ)/kaT MAXWELL-BOLTZMANN FERMI-DIRAC BOSE-EINSTEIN [5.103] ele-μ)/hT-1
7 11. If a particular network is described by transfer function H(s), use MATLAB to plot the magnitude and phase Bode plot for H(s) equal to (a) 300 (s2 7s +7 s(5s +8s(2s + 4) 7 11. If a particular network is described by transfer function H(s), use MATLAB to plot the magnitude and phase Bode plot for H(s) equal to (a) 300 (s2 7s +7 s(5s +8s(2s + 4)
Plot the concentrations listed below as a function of time. Then, plot any other graphs required to verify that the data is consistent with a second-order reaction. time Concentration (in minutes) (in moles / liter) 0.00 1.0000 1.00 0.8696 2.00 0.7692 3.00 0.6896 4.00 0.6250 5.00 0.5714 6.00 0.5263 7.00 0.4878 8.00 0.4545 9.00 0.4255 10.00 0.4000 (b) Determine the value of the rate constant k. Write an expression for the rate law. (c) Determine the time at which [A]...
2. Plot the concentrations listed below as a function of time. Then, plot any other graphs required to verify that the data is consistent with a second-order reaction. time Concentration (in minutes)(in moles/liter) 0.00 1.0000 1.00 0.8696 2.00 0.7692 3.00 0.6896 4.00 0.6250 5.00 0.5714 6.00 0.5263 7.00 0.4878 8.00 0.4545 9.00 0.4255 10.00 0.40001 (b) Determine the value of the rate constant k. Write an expression for the rate law. (c) Determine the time at which [A] =0.500 mol/L....
A classic second order system has transfer function the undamped natural frequency to be 10 rad/s throughout this exercise. Note, for the following MATLAB simulations you need to use format long defined at the top of the program to get full precision. a) Use MATLAB to plot the step response for three damping factors of ζ =0.5,1 and 1.5 respectively. step(g,tfinal)_ where tfinal is the max time you need to make it 2 secs and g is the b) Takeζ...
In MATLAB please Consider the nonlinear function: y = f(x) = x3 cos x a. Plot y as a function of x as x is varied between -67 and 67. In this plot mark all the locations of x where y = 0. Make sure to get all the roots in this range. You may need to zoom in to some areas of the plot. These locations are some of the roots of the above equation. b. Use the fzero...
please write code in matlab thankyou (10 points) Plot the function f(x) = (3cos-sinx)e-02x for-4 appropriate plot title and label the axes. After completing this step, you should obtain a plot in the Figure Window similar to the sample plot shown below: 2. 9. Add 0.2x 2- 0- -2 -8 -2 2 6 10
1. (a) Plot the concentrations listed below as a function of time. Then, plot any other graphs required to verify that the data is consistent with a first-order reaction. time concentration (in minutes) (in moles / liter) 0.00 1.0000 1.00 0.8607 2.00 0.7408 3.00 0.6376 4.00 0.5488 5.00 0.4724 6.00 0.4066 7.00 0.3499 8.00 0.3012 9.00 0.2592 10.00 0.2331 (b) Determine the value of the rate constant k. Write an expression for the rate law. (c) Determine the time at...
(a) Plot the concentrations listed below as a function of time. Then, plot any other graphs required to verify that the data is consistent with a first-order reaction. time concentration (in minutes) (in moles / liter) 0.00 1.0000 1.00 0.8607 2.00 0.7408 3.00 0.6376 4.00 0.5488 5.00 0.4724 6.00 0.4066 7.00 0.3499 8.00 0.3012 9.00 0.2592 10.00 0.2331 (b) Determine the value of the rate constant k. Write an expression for the rate law. (c) Determine the time at which...