Problem Description: Consider the vertical motion of a rocket. Initially, its al
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Problem Description: Consider the vertical motion of a rocket. Initially, its altitude, velocity, and mass are 0.0 m, 0.0 m/s, and m0 kg, respectively. After it is launched, the rocket's altitude ( h ), velocity ( v ), and mass ( m ) are governed by the following system of three ordinary differential equations (ODEs): Note: 1. the rate of fuel consumption phi is a non-zero constant ( phi0 ) before the fuel is completely burned, and zero afterward. 2. The rocket carries a parachute which is programmed to deploy at time t1. The value of drag coefficient c_d is cd_0 before time t1, and increases to cd_1 afterwards. Using the Euler's Method, the above differential equations are converted into a system of step-by-step, algebraic equations:
This is what I have, but it is not correct. Thank you!
A = 2;
B = 4;
C = 3;
D = 6;
E = 9;
F = 10;
G = 8;
H = 11;
I = 7;
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A = 6;
B = 4;
C = 3;
D = 5;
E = 9;
F = 10;
G = 7;
H = 8;
I = 11;
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