Question

Needs to be solved by a script in MATLAB. Use of if, else, and ifelse statements are encouraged. My main issue is figuring out what order to place if statements in. Please comment if any more info is needed

Create a script file which prompts the user for the water level of the tank pictured below. The tank has a cylindrical base with a height of 25 ft and a diameter of 40 ft. The top of the tank is a cone with a height of 25 ft. The script will then print a statement to the command window that gives the volume of water in the tank. 3. >>TankVolume Please enter the height of water in the tank: 15 There is 18849.5559 ftA3 of water in the tank. >> TankVolume Please enter the height of water in the tank: 35 There is 39625.9553 ft^3 of water in the tank. >>Tank Volume Please enter the height of water in the tank: 50 There is 41887.902 ft^3 of water in the tank. >>TankVolume Please enter the height of water in the tank: 65 ERROR. You entered a height which is greater than the height of the tank, which is not possible 25 ft 25 ft 40 ft

Answer 1

Please find required MATLAB code along with necessary details in comments:

H1=25;
H2=25;
D=40;

r=D/2;

depth=input('Enter the height of water in the tank:');

if depth<=0
fprintf('Negative depths are not possible. ');
Volume=[];
  
elseif (depth<=H1)
Volume=pi*r*r*depth;
fprintf('There is %3.4f ft^3 waterin the tank.\n ',Volume);
  
elseif (depth>H1) & (depth<=H1+H2)
Volume=(pi*r*r*H1)+ (((1/3)*pi*r*r*(depth-H1)));
fprintf('There is %3.4f ft^3 waterin the tank.\n ',Volume);
  
else
fprintf('ERROR: You entered a height which is greater than the height of the tank, which is not possible.\n')
end

=========================== SCREENSHOT OF CODE

TankVolume.m X H1-25; 2H2-25: D-40 r-D/2: depth-input ('Enter the height of water in the tank: -if depth<=0 10 fprintf ( "Negative depths are not possible volume= [ ] ; 12 13 14 15 - 16 17 18 19 20 21 elseif (depth<-H1) volume-bit r* r* depth; fprintf ('There is %3.4f ft^3 waterin the tank.\n ",volume); elseif (depth>H1) & (depth<-H1+H2) Volume(pi*rr H1) (1/3) pi*r*r* (depth-H1) fprintf ('There is %3.4f ft^3 waterin the tank.\n ",volume); else fprintf 'ERROR You entered a height which is greater than the height of the tank, which is not possible.\n') 23 24 end

========================================= SAMPLE OUTPUT

Command Window >>TankVolume Enter the height of water in the tank: 15 There is 18849.5559 ft 3 waterin the tank. 7 TankVolume Enter the height of water in the tank: 35 There is 35604.7167 ft 3 waterin the tank. >TankVolume Enter the height of water in the tank:50 There is 41887.9020 ft 3 waterin the tank. 7 >TankVolume Enter the height of water in the tank: 65 ERROR: You entered a height which is greater than the height of the tank, which is not possible.