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Program projectile motions using MATLAB as below. Trajectory of an object at various angles Figure 01. A sample multi-trajectory graph when initial velocity is 30 m/s These plots are just examples. You have to input function to initialize the launching velocity e.g) 30 m/s in figure 01 and use for-loop to create multiple angles starting from 0 to 90 degrees with 5 degree increment. The plot command goes inside of the for-loop and use the command, hold on to see multiple plots in a single figure window. Once you code and run the program, save your m-file with the first initial of your first name and last name.

          Program projectile motions using MATLAB as below.

Trajectory of an object at various angles

Figure 01. A sample multi-trajectory graph when initial velocity is 30 m/s

These plots are just examples. You have to input function to initialize the launching velocity e.g) 30 m/s in figure 01 and use for-loop to create multiple angles starting from 0 to 90 degrees with 5 degree increment. The plot command goes inside of the for-loop and use the command, hold on to see multiple plots in a single figure window.

Once you code and run the program, save your m-file with the first initial of your first name and last name.

Program projectile motions using MATLAB as below.

Trajectory of an object at various angles

Figure 01. A sample multi-trajectory graph when initial velocity is 30 m/s

These plots are just examples. You have to input function to initialize the launching velocity e.g) 30 m/s in figure 01 and use for-loop to create multiple angles starting from 0 to 90 degrees with 5 degree increment. The plot command goes inside of the for-loop and use the command, hold on to see multiple plots in a single figure window.

Once you code and run the program, save your m-file with the first initial of your first name and last name.

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