2.10 Here is some wind tunnel data for force (F) versus velocity (v): v, m/s F, N 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 25 70 380 550 610 1220 830 1450 This data can be described by the following function: F = 0.2741y1.9842 Use MATLAB to create a plot displaying both the data (using diamond symbols) and the function (using a dotted line). Plot the function for u = 0 to 90 m/s. 2.11 The loglog function operates in an identical fashion to the plot function except that logarithmic scales are used for both the x and y axes. Use this function to plot the data and function as described in Prob. 2.10. Explain the results.
2.10 Here is some wind tunnel data for force (F) versus velocity (v): v, m/s F, N 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 25 70 380 550 610 1220 830 1450 This data can be described by the following function: F = 0.2741y1.9842 Use MATLAB to create a plot displaying both the data (using diamond symbols) and the function (using a dotted line). Plot the function for u = 0 to 90 m/s. 2.11 The loglog function operates in an identical fashion to the plot function except that logarithmic scales are used for both the x and y axes. Use this function to plot the data and function as described in Prob. 2.10. Explain the results.
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