% Define symbolic variables syms theta mu mg L N theta_dot_dot theta_dot_squared % Define theta_dot_squared | theta_dot_squared ((12*g)/L) - ((12*g*cos(theta))/(L)) + 3*(cos(theta))^2; % Define the expression for theta_dot_dot theta_dot_dot = (-(6*g* (sin(theta) - mu*cos(theta))))/L - (cos(theta) * (sin(theta) % Define N * N = -(m*L)/2 (theta_dot_dot *sin(theta)) * sin(theta)) - (m*L)/2. (mL)/2 (theta_dot_squared *cos(theta)) + mg; % Define the equation for mu: mu * N = (m*L)/2* (theta_dot_dot *cos(theta) theta_dot_squared * - mu_eqn = mu * N == (m*L)/2 * (theta_dot_dot * cos (theta) - theta_dot_squared * sin(theta)); cos(theta) mu*cos(theta)) * (9* cos(theta)^2 + (36*g)/L - (36*g*cos(theta))/L))/(3* sin(theta)*(sin(theta) mu*cos(theta)) 1); - sin(theta))

% Define symbolic variables syms theta mu mg L N theta_dot_dot theta_dot_squared % Define theta_dot_squared | theta_dot_squared ((12g)/L) - ((12gcos(theta))/(L)) + 3(cos(theta))^2; % Define the expression for theta_dot_dot theta_dot_dot = (-(6g (sin(theta) - mucos(theta))))/L - (cos(theta) (sin(theta) % Define N * N = -(mL)/2 (theta_dot_dot sin(theta)) * sin(theta)) - (mL)/2. (mL)/2 (theta_dot_squared cos(theta)) + mg; % Define the equation for mu: mu * N = (mL)/2 (theta_dot_dot cos(theta) theta_dot_squared - mu_eqn = mu * N == (mL)/2 (theta_dot_dot * cos (theta) - theta_dot_squared * sin(theta)); cos(theta) mucos(theta)) (9* cos(theta)^2 + (36g)/L - (36gcos(theta))/L))/(3 sin(theta)(sin(theta) mucos(theta)) 1); - sin(theta))

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter7: Arrays

Section: Chapter Questions

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