The paper cup shown in the attached document has radius R2=1.5R1, height (h), volume V=716 cm^3,and surface area (S). The height,volume,and surface area of the cup are given by: V= (pi*h(R1^2+R2^2+(R1*R2)))/3 S=pi*R1^2+pi*(R1+R2)*sqrt((R2-R1)^2+h^2) The above equations are shown clearly on the attached document. Determine R1,R2 and S of the paper cups with heights h=8,10,12,14 and 16 using the following Matlab methods: 1. Simulate equations without using a for loop 2.Simulate equations using a for loop The results should be displayed in a table form shown in image. The vectors may be transposed before printing to the screen
The paper cup shown in the attached document has radius R2=1.5R1, height (h), volume V=716 cm^3,and surface area (S). The height,volume,and surface area of the cup are given by: V= (pi*h(R1^2+R2^2+(R1*R2)))/3 S=pi*R1^2+pi*(R1+R2)*sqrt((R2-R1)^2+h^2) The above equations are shown clearly on the attached document. Determine R1,R2 and S of the paper cups with heights h=8,10,12,14 and 16 using the following Matlab methods: 1. Simulate equations without using a for loop 2.Simulate equations using a for loop The results should be displayed in a table form shown in image. The vectors may be transposed before printing to the screen
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The paper cup shown in the attached document has radius R2=1.5R1, height (h), volume V=716 cm^3,and surface area (S). The height,volume,and surface area of the cup are given by:
V= (pi*h(R1^2+R2^2+(R1*R2)))/3
S=pi*R1^2+pi*(R1+R2)*sqrt((R2-R1)^2+h^2)
The above equations are shown clearly on the attached document.
Determine R1,R2 and S of the paper cups with heights h=8,10,12,14 and 16 using the following Matlab methods:
1. Simulate equations without using a for loop
2.Simulate equations using a for loop
The results should be displayed in a table form shown in image.
The vectors may be transposed before printing to the screen
Transcribed Image Text:The paper cup shown below has Radius R2 = 1.5R1, height h, volume V = 716 cm³,
and surface area S. The height, volume, and surface area of the cup are given by:
V =
Пh (R+R+R₁R₂)
3
S = πT R²+ π (R₁+R2)√(R2 − R₁)² + h²
Determine R1, R2, and S of the paper cups with heights h = 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16 cm.
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Method 1: Simulate Equations without using a for loop.
Method 2: Simulate Equations using a for loop.
Display results to the screen tabulated as shown below:
For example as:
h
R1
R2
S
8
4.24
6.32
332.25
10
3.79
5.69
348.51
12
3.46
5.2
367.48
14
3.21
4.81
387.18
16
3
4.5
406.83
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