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The document outlines Homework #2 for Engr 103, assigned to Cesar A. Pascal, which includes problems from Chapter 3. It details the scripts and results for three specific problems involving mathematical computations related to spring movement, dice simulation, and electrical circuit analysis. Each problem includes a discussion of the methods used to arrive at the results.

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HW2 Matlab

The document outlines Homework #2 for Engr 103, assigned to Cesar A. Pascal, which includes problems from Chapter 3. It details the scripts and results for three specific problems involving mathematical computations related to spring movement, dice simulation, and electrical circuit analysis. Each problem includes a discussion of the methods used to arrive at the results.

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Homework #2, Engr 103

DATE: 09/17/2024,
NAME: Cesar A. Pascal

Homework # 2,
Read Chapter #3, Problems:
3.11 (p. 115), 3.2 (p. 118), 3.23 (p. 119)

Problem #3.11 (p. 115):

Script:

>> A = 4;

w = 0.6;

t = [0:1:10];

x = A*cos(w.*t);

Results = [x',t']

Results =

4.0000 0

3.3013 1.0000

1.4494 2.0000

-0.9088 3.0000
-2.9496 4.0000

-3.9600 5.0000

-3.5870 6.0000

-1.9610 7.0000

0.3500 8.0000

2.5388 9.0000

3.8407 10.0000

Answer:

Results =

4.0000 0

3.3013 1.0000

1.4494 2.0000

-0.9088 3.0000

-2.9496 4.0000

-3.9600 5.0000

-3.5870 6.0000

-1.9610 7.0000

0.3500 8.0000

2.5388 9.0000

3.8407 10.0000

Discussion: For this problem I first compute the equation that describe the spring movement

them plugging the number on it. Later to express the results in a table I used ‘ to change invert

row to columns.

Problem #3.20 (p. 118):


Script:

D1 = round(rand*5)+1

D2 = round(rand*5)+1

twoDice = D1+D2

BoarGame = twoDice

D1 =5

D2 = 6

twoDice =11

BoarGame = 11

Answer:

a) 5

b) 5,6

c)11

d) 11

Discussion:

On this problem I use random number from 0 to 5 but I add 1 to it because it can’t be 0. I did it
twice simulating both dice and add them to give a total.
Problem: 3.23 (p. 119):

Script:

C = 1*10^(-6)

L = 200*10^(-3)

R=5

f = 15

w = 2*pi*f
V = 10

Zc = 1/(1j*w*C)

Zl = w*L*1j

ZT = Zc+Zl+R

I = V/ZT

Magnitude = abs(I)

Angle = angle(I)

C=

1.0000e-06

L=

0.2000

R=

f=

15

w=

94.2478

V=

10

Zc =

0.0000e+00 - 1.0610e+04i

Zl =

0.0000 +18.8496i
ZT =

5.0000e+00 - 1.0591e+04i

I=

4.4571e-07 + 9.4415e-04i

Magnitude =

9.4416e-04

Angle =

1.5703

Answer:

a)

Zc =

0.0000e+00 - 1.0610e+04i

Zl =

0.0000 +18.8496i

b)

ZT =

5.0000e+00 - 1.0591e+04i

c)

I=

4.4571e-07 + 9.4415e-04i

d)

Magnitude =

9.4416e-04
Angle =

1.5703

Discussion:

Following the directions and math commands I achieve to complete the program using functions
as abs() and angle()

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