The airplane shown is flying at a constant speed of v = 50 m/s in a circular path of radius p = 2000 m and is being tracked by a radar station positioned a distance h = 500 m below the bottom of the plane path (point A). The airplane is at point A at t = 0, and the angle a as a function of time is given (in radians) by α = t. Write a MATLAB program Ρ that calculates 0 and r as functions of time. The Ρ a r h Ꮎ program should first determine the time at which a = 90°. Then construct a vector t having 15 elements over the interval 0≤t≤ 1900, and calculate 0 and r at each time. The program should print the values of p, h, and v, followed by a 15×3 table where the first column is t, the second is the angle 0 in degrees, and the third is the corresponding value of r.

Using Matlab, code the following:The paper cup has Radius R2 = l.5(R1), height (h), volume V = 716 cm3 ,and surface area (S). The height, volume, and surface area of the cup are given by: V =πh(R1^2+R2^2+R1R2)/3 S = π R1^2+ π (R1+R2)√(R2 − R1)^2 + h^2 Determine R1, R2, and S of the paper cups with heights h = 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16 cm. • Method 1: Simulate Equations without using a for loop. • Method 2: Simulate Equations using a for loop. Display results to the screen tabulated Hint: You may need to transpose the vectors before printing to the screen.

Using Matlab, code the following:The paper cup has a bottom radius R1, top radius R2 = l.5(R1), height (h), volume V = 716 cm3 ,and surface area (S). The height, volume, and surface area of the cup are given by: V =πh(R1^2+R2^2+R1R2)/3, S = π R1^2+ π (R1+R2)√((R2 − R1)^2 + h^2). Determine R1, R2, and S of the paper cups with heights h = 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16 cm. • Method 1: Simulate Equations without using a for loop. • Method 2: Simulate Equations using a for loop. Display results to the screen tabulated Hint: You may need to transpose the vectors before printing to the screen.