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There is something wrong in script #2, The i values that must be save in the speeds array is [4 5 6 7 8 ] once five values are saved it must break, could someone help me please and figure what’s wrong with this code?
Also, I need to plot coefficient of static friction (y-axis) as a function of theta (x-axis) and each time at a angular velocity = speed [4 5 6 7 8 ] /r on the same plot, how to do this?
coefficient of static friction equation is eqn1.
and theta is provided.

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darova
darova on 15 Apr 2020
What is the language and what does this line?
increment the speed at each loop
darova
darova on 15 Apr 2020
And what is this for?
Plot The coefficient of static friction versus theta for [0, 180] for different values (five values) of Ω > Ω???.
Ω??? = sqrt(g/r)
plot between coefficient of static friction in y-axis and theta for [0, 180] in x-axis for five angular velocity in the same plot.
coefficient of static friction in the given code is = x
This is the beginning of the code, can you please help in section two? thank you.
% Section 1 : To solve the two equations in term of cofficent of static
% friction & normal force.
% Variables naming:
% m: Mass of block A, kg.
% r: Radius of the drum, m.
% mu_s: Coefficient of static friction.
% N: Normal force, N.
% w = Angular velocity, rad/s.
% theta: Angular position, rad.
% g = Gravitational acceleration, m/s^2.
% x = mu_s
% y = N
clc
clear
syms theta w g m r x y
eqn1 = y-m*g*cos(theta)-m*r*w^2;
eqn2 = x*y-m*g*sin(theta);
[x,y] = solve(eqn1, eqn2)
% Section 2 : To plot coefficient of static friction vs theta for different angular speed
g = 9.81;
r = 0.7;
theta = (0:0.04:pi);
Angspeed = sqrt(g/r);

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Answers (1)

Try using with this code for section 2
g = 9.81;
r = 0.7;
theta = (0:0.04:pi);
speed = sqrt(g/r);
speeds = [0,0,0,0, 0];
noc = 1;
i =1 ;
while(noc <=5)
pause(1)
if speed < i
speeds(noc) = i;
noc = noc +1;
end
i = i+1;
end

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