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Plot a graph for the following polynomials each with x=-100 to +100 with a change in x as 0.2 ) f(x) - x(x-2) (*-1)(*+1) b) f(x) =-(x-2) (*-)(*+1) e) f(x) --x(x-1)(x+1)(x-2) d) f(x) = (1-x)(x+1) (x-2) Write c++ code that will output all the values of f(x) given values of x. Do it for a, b, c and d above.

Plot a graph for the following polynomials each with x=-100 to +100 with a change in x as 0.2 ) f(x) - x(x-2) (*-1)(*+1) b) f(x) =-(x-2) (*-)(*+1) e) f(x) --x(x-1)(x+1)(x-2) d) f(x) = (1-x)(x+1) (x-2) Write c++ code that will output all the values of f(x) given values of x. Do it for a, b, c and d above.

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Transcribed Image Text:Initial velocity = u Angle of fire e Time of flight to apex of trajectory = (uSine)/g Total time of flight t = (2uSine)/g Range to apex of trajectory = (u*Sin20)/2g Total range s = (u'Sin20)/g Max altitude h = (uSin e)(2g) Using simulation of 3 different angles and use graphs to show that the maximum range can only be achieved at angle 45 degrees if u is a constant. Explain your solution in ii. i. ii.
Plot a graph for the following polynomials each with x=-100 to +100 with a change in x as 0.2 ) f(x) = x{x-2) (x-1)(x-1) b) f(x) = -(x-2) (x-)(x+1) ) f(x) --x{x-1}(x+1)(x-2) d fix) (1-x)(x+1) (x-2) Write c++ code that will output all the values of f(x) given values of x. Do it for a, b, c and d above.
Transcribed Image Text:Plot a graph for the following polynomials each with x=-100 to +100 with a change in x as 0.2 ) f(x) = x{x-2) (x-1)(x-1) b) f(x) = -(x-2) (x-)(x+1) ) f(x) --x{x-1}(x+1)(x-2) d fix) (1-x)(x+1) (x-2) Write c++ code that will output all the values of f(x) given values of x. Do it for a, b, c and d above.
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