
How to plot the values from while loop? I got blank graph
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Bob Lee
el 23 de Feb. de 2017
theta=input('Enter the launch angle in degrees:');
TimeIncrement=input('Enter the time increment in seconds:');
g=9.81;
Ti=0;
Xi=0;
Yi=100;
Vi=50;
t=0;
x=cosd(theta)*Vi*t;
y=Yi+(g/2)*(t+TimeIncrement)^2;
Vxi=cosd(theta)*Vi;
Vyi=sind(theta)*Vi;
fprintf('Vx = %g m/s\n\n',Vxi)
fprintf('Vy = %g m/s\n\n',Vyi)
y=100+1/2*(-9.81)*t^2;
while y>0
t=t+TimeIncrement;
y=Yi+Vyi*t+(-9.8/2)*(t)^2;
x=t*Vxi;
Vxf=Vxi;
Vyf=Vyi+(-9.81)*t;
end
plot(x,y)
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John BG
el 23 de Feb. de 2017
Hi Mr Lee
now your script plots
theta=input('Enter the launch angle in degrees:');
TimeIncrement=input('Enter the time increment in seconds:');
g=9.81;
Ti=0;
Xi=0;
Yi=100;
Vi=50;
t=0;
x=cosd(theta)*Vi*t;
y=Yi+(g/2)*(t+TimeIncrement)^2;
Vxi=cosd(theta)*Vi;
Vyi=sind(theta)*Vi;
fprintf('Vx = %g m/s\n\n',Vxi)
fprintf('Vy = %g m/s\n\n',Vyi)
y=100+1/2*(-9.81)*t^2;
while y>0
t=t+TimeIncrement;
y=[y Yi+Vyi*t+(-9.8/2)*(t)^2];
x=[x t*Vxi];
Vxf=[Vxf Vxi];
Vyf=[Vyf Vyi+(-9.81)*t];
end
plot(x,y);grid on

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thanks in advance
John BG
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John BG
el 23 de Feb. de 2017
Editada: John BG
el 23 de Feb. de 2017
your code didn't save the points that were being generated.
the resulting variables in your lines
y=Yi+Vyi*t+(-9.8/2)*(t)^2;
x=t*Vxi;
are scalars, but to plot you need vectors.
There are other ways to do the same
instead of 'appending' at the end of each vector
if using a for loop k as counter you could simply
y(k)=Yi+Vyi*t(k)+(-9.8/2)*(t(k))^2;
x(k)=t(k)*Vxi;
because you are using a while, you have to declare k before the loop starts, and update k++ at each round
k=1;
while y>0
t(k)=t+TimeIncrement;
y(k)=Yi+Vyi*t(k)+(-9.8/2)*(t(k))^2;
x(k)=t(k)*Vxi;
Vxf(k)=Vxi(k);
Vyf(k)=Vyi(k)+(-9.81)*t(k);
k=k+1;
end
yet, in this case I like [], less key strokes.
regards
John BG
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