How can I tackle basic calculus on MATLAB?
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A manufacturer of luxury cars would like to investigate an automatic system for smooth braking. From data collected from professional drivers, they have determined that the following equation describes a good starting point for the desired velocity as a function of time.
where
Note that and T are randomly generated.
Implement a MATLAB function that takes time t, and T as inputs and returns acceleration, a, velocity, v, and displacement, x. Write your function so that it works also when t is a vector of values. Remember that if displacement is x, then velocity and acceleration.
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Rik
le 9 Déc 2022
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Sai
le 28 Déc 2022
I understand that you are trying to implement a MATLAB function which determines and returns displacement(x), velocity(v) and acceleration(a) from the given time dependent equation taking t and T and v_0 as inputs. I hope the following code snippets helps you for better understanding and getting the expected output.
function [x,v,a] = basic_calculus(v_0,t,T)
v = v_0*(1 - ((t/T).^4)).^2;
a = diff(v);
v1 = @(t) v_0*(1 - ((t/T).^4)).^2;
x = integral(v1,0,max(t));
end
The above snippet contains the called function. Below code snippet contains the calling function. Both are saved in different '.m' files
t = 0:0.1:10;
[x,v,a] = basic_calculus(rand(),t,rand())
Refer to the below documentation links for more information on writing functions in MATLAB, and using 'diff', 'integral'.
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