An engineer is testing a new electric vehicle and needs to determine the displacement of the vehicle over several time intervals in order to characterize its performance. The engineer has collected velocity data (in m/s) from the car's onboard computer over a period of 60 seconds: time = 0:0.1:60; % time increments of 0.1 seconds velocity = 5.* sin(time / 10); % sample velocity data in m/s (assume it varies sinusoidally) calculate the displacement (distance travelled, in meters) at each time point using numerical integration, and visualize the results in a plot.
An engineer is testing a new electric vehicle and needs to determine the displacement of the vehicle over several time intervals in order to characterize its performance. The engineer has collected velocity data (in m/s) from the car's onboard computer over a period of 60 seconds: time = 0:0.1:60; % time increments of 0.1 seconds velocity = 5.* sin(time / 10); % sample velocity data in m/s (assume it varies sinusoidally) calculate the displacement (distance travelled, in meters) at each time point using numerical integration, and visualize the results in a plot.
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Transcribed Image Text:An engineer is testing a new electric vehicle and needs to determine the
displacement of the vehicle over several time intervals in order to characterize its
performance. The engineer has collected velocity data (in m/s) from the car's
onboard computer over a period of 60 seconds:
time = 0:0.1:60; % time increments of 0.1 seconds
velocity = 5.* sin(time /10); % sample velocity data in m/s (assume it varies sinusoidally)
calculate the displacement (distance travelled, in meters) at each time
point using numerical integration, and visualize the results in a plot.
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