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1 curie represents

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1 disintegration per second

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disintegration per second

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disintegration per second

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disintegration per second

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Text: Help! Assignment 11C: User-defined functions #1 For your physics class, you need to plot the trajectory (path) for a rocket launched from a launching station at ground level with an initial speed (v) for a range of launch angles (a). Part 1: Write a function named Rocket_Science that will return the time of flight (T), range (R), and maximum height reached (H) for the rocket when it receives the initial speed (v) and the launch angle (a) as input arguments. Write the function so that it will handle vector values for launch angle, time of flight, range, and maximum height. The equations required for finding the parameters are as follows (g = acceleration due to gravity = 9.81 m/s^2): T = (2 * v * sin(a)) / g R = (v^2 * sin(2 * a)) / g H = (v^2 * sin^2(a)) / (2 * g) Part 2: Write a script file that will produce a single plot of the multiple trajectories (paths) of a rocket for a user-entered value of initial speed (v) and a range of launch angles (a). The initial speed will be entered as a scalar, the launch angles as a vector. To determine the range, which you need for the plot, your script file will call the function Rocket_Science, which you wrote in Part 1. For plotting the path of the rocket, the program will create a vector of 20 equally spaced data points from 0 to R for the horizontal distance traveled (x-axis). The corresponding vertical distance traveled (y-axis) can be calculated from the following equation: y = x * tan(a) - (2.2 * cos^2(a)) Notes: Add sufficient comments to your programs (script and function) to explain what you are doing. Don't forget the %Header comment. These comments should form the algorithm for the problem. The plot produced by your script file must include appropriate labels and title and should include a legend identifying the launch angle for each curve on the plot. You can use the command legend(num2str(Alpha)), where Alpha is the vector of launch angles (a), to generate the legend.
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Question Text
1 curie represents
TopicNuclei
SubjectPhysics
ClassClass 12
Answer TypeText solution:1
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