How do I fix an array which is incompatible in sizes
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Question I'm attempting:
*Write a script to determine the velocity components vx and vy as well as the magnitude of the velocity between t = 0 and t = 10 seconds
*Plot these three velocities on a single plot and include all labelling and a legend.
userInput = input('1000');
v0 = 231004 \ userInput;
Ay = 9810 \ userInput;
disp(['Initial velocity (v0): ', num2str(v0), 'm/s']);
disp(['Vertical acceleration (Ay): ', num2str(Ay), 'm/s^2']);
% Formulas for calculations
t = 0:0.5:10;
d = 100;
Vy = v0 - Ay;
Vx = d\t;
V_Mag = sqrt((Vy.^2) + (Vx.^2));
Error using +
Arrays have incompatible sizes for this operation.
Error in Help_7_10_23 (line 12)
V_Mag = sqrt((Vy.^2) + (Vx.^2))
figure;
Plot(t, Vy);
legend ('Vertical Velocity');
hold on
plot(t,Vx);
legend ('Horizontal Velocity');
hold on
Plot(t,V_Mag);
legend ('The magnitude of velocity');
Hold off
title ('Vertical and Horzontal velocity');
xlabel ('Time (s)');
ylabel ('Velocity (m/s)');
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Walter Roberson
2023년 10월 7일
Why are you using the mldivide, \ operator for operations between scalars and vectors? P\Q with scalar P is a obscure way to write Q./P
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Walter Roberson
2023년 10월 7일
You are entering a non-scalar in response to the input('1000') prompt, and whatever size it is that you are entering is not the same size as
t = 0:0.5:10;
Your Vy is the same size as your t but your Vx is the same size as what was entered for the input() and those are probably not going to be the same size.
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Walter Roberson
2023년 10월 7일
You really need better comments, or better variable names.
userInput = input('1000');
What's that? A rotational velocity in rpm ? An acceleration in furlongs per fortnight per jiffy ? An area in square hectares of the cross-section of a pistion ?
People reading your code should be able to understand your code. Unless you are entering the International Obfuscated C contest https://www.ioccc.org/ there is no point in writing code that cannot be understood.
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