Aim: To simulate the Motion of a Pendulum using Matlab by solving the second-order Differential Equation. Theory: The motion of a Pendulum under gravity in the atmosphere is defined by using is defined using a Second-order Differential Equation shown below: `(d^2theta)/dt^2 + b/m * (d theta)/dt +g/L sin(theta)=0` …
Avinash Mohanan
updated on 07 Jun 2020
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Week 3 - Solving second order ODEs
Aim: To simulate the Motion of a Pendulum using Matlab by solving the second-order Differential Equation. Theory: The motion of a Pendulum under gravity in the atmosphere is defined by using is defined using a Second-order Differential Equation shown below: `(d^2theta)/dt^2 + b/m * (d theta)/dt +g/L sin(theta)=0` …
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