A project to build a new railroad along a county road needs to decide on the locations of the train stations to be constructed. Along the county road there are multiple towns, with their location known (assume the road to be a straight line, with mile marker 0 at the state line, with town locations marked along the way). Design an algorithm that decides at which locations to build train stations along the route with the constraints that: 1) each town must be within a distance D from a train station and 2) a minimum number of train stations are built. Example: Consider a scenario where D = 1 and towns are located at coordinates 0, 2, 3, 4, and 5. An optimal solution would be to place train stations at locations 1 and 4, which would cover all the towns. Note: to prove that your greedy strategy yields the optimal solution, you have to prove that

Simulation parameters: • Define a step size h. Try something small like 0.001 seconds. • Define a length for the simulation-perhaps 10 seconds for now, but feel free to adjust it as you see fit. • Create a list of times that begins at 0 and goes up to the simulation length in steps of h. The actual simulation only cares about the step size, so we won't use this in the simulation but we'll use it for plotting at the end. • Calculate the length of the list created in the previous step and assign it to a variable n. Data arrays: • Create a list r of length n that is all zeros (np.zeros could come in handy here). • Create a list s of length n that is all zeros. Initial conditions: • Set the first entry of r to be some initial height of your choosing. • Set the first entry of s to be some initial velocity of your choosing. First-order equations: • We need to define a function that calculates the derivative of r. Since Eq. 2.14 says that r' s, this is fairlv simply. We iust have to return c…

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