Model in the state space and simulate using Euler's method. The variable to be measured is the speed of the locomotive with the following parameters: the coupling has a stiffness of 35, the friction between the rails and the wheel is 0.05, the mass of the locomotive is 1800 and that of the wagon is 1000.

Model in the state space and simulate using Euler's method. The variable to be measured is the speed of the locomotive with the following parameters: the coupling has a stiffness of 35, the friction between the rails and the wheel is 0.05, the mass of the locomotive is 1800 and that of the wagon is 1000.

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