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Simulink Assignment- Filling a Tank In fluid mechanics, the equation that models the fluid level in a tank is: dh 1 -(min Ap - mout) dt h is the water level of the tank A is the surface area of the bottom of the tank pis the density of the fluid Mim and mout are the mass flow rates of water in and out of the tank, the flow out is a function of the water level h: 1 mout Vpgh Ris the resistance at the exit. Assume that the exit is at the bottom of the tank. g is the gravitational acceleration What to Do: 1. Build a model in Simulink to calculate the water level, h, as a function of time. Your model should stop running as soon as the tank is full. 2. Assuming the height of the tank is 2 meters, after how many seconds does the tank fill up? Use the following constants to test your model: • A: area of the bottom of the tank = 1 m? • p: the density of fluid = 1000 kg/ m? • R: the resistance at the exit = 3 (kg.m)-1/2 • ho: Initial height of the fluid in the tank = 0 m • g: the gravitational…

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I need help with my MATLAB code. I am trying to plot the semi major axis and eccentricity with the following code with rungge kutta method. I have two different nnn's in the code which produce two different step sizes. So, I am wondering why both give the same exact plots for semi-major axis and eccentricity. The orbital dynamics fucntion considers J2, drag, SRP, and third body effects.   % Orbital elements obtained from TLE inc = 63.5000118; % Inclination (degs) raan = 19.999977; % RAAN (degs) ecc = 0.001; % Eccentricity argp = 120.02165342; % argument of perigee (degs) v = 0; % True anomaly (degs)   a = 6584.697271; % Semi-major axis (km)   mu = 3.986e5; period = (2*pi*sqrt((a^3)/mu));     % Calculating the state vector in eci frame [x, y, z, vx, vy, vz] = kep2cart(a, ecc, inc, raan, argp, v); Y = [x, y, z, vx, vy, vz];   options = odeset('RelTol', 1e-12, 'AbsTol', 1e-12);   nnn1 = 800; t_step1 = period/nnn1; m6 = 50; h_step6 = t_step1/m6; t_total6 = 0:h_step6:10*period;   [t6,…

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