Projectile motion of a cannonball(without drag) - calculating the route, range, height and time it will spend in the air of a cannonball fired with a certain force
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A force of 1000 newtons is applied to the cannonball. But the code does not simulate correctly. I could not find my fault. I would be very grateful if you could help. Thanks.
clear;
clc;
g=9.81;
m=1;
F=1000;
dt=0.1;
t=0;
angle=45;
Fx=cosd(angle)*F;
Fy=sind(angle)*F;
axold=Fx/m;
ayold=Fy/m;
vx=0;
vy=0;
x=0;
y=0;
while min(y)>-0.001
t=t+dt;
ax=0;
ay=-g;
if (t==0.1)
vx=vx+dt*(axold)/2;
else
vx=vx+dt*(ax)/2;
end
if (t==0.1)
vy=vy+dt*(ayold)/2;
else
vy=vy+dt*(ay+ayold)/2;
end
if (t==0.1)
x=x+vx*dt+dt*dt*(axold)/2;
else
x=x+vx*dt+dt*dt*(ax+axold)/2;
end
if (t==0.1)
y=y+vy*dt+dt*dt*(ayold)/2;
else
y=y+vy*dt+dt*dt*(ay+ayold)/2;
end
Height=max(y);
end
plot(x,y)
xlabel('x distance (m)')
ylabel('y distance (m)')
title('Cannonball Path')
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Image Analyst
el 9 de Mayo de 2021
@TOLGAHAN VARISLI, deleting questions after they've been answered is very much frowned upon and may limit the number of answers you get in future questions.
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Image Analyst
el 8 de Mayo de 2021
See my attached projectile demo. It has variables for just about everything you could want to specify and computes just about everything you can possibly think of.
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