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Using the MATLAB editor, Make a script m-file for the following:
The velocity of an object dropped vertically from a height h0 as it falls is given by:
And that h0 = 42 meters and g = 9.81 m/sec2
For values of h from 42 to 0 meters in increments of 0.5 meters
Make variables h0 and g and assign values
Find the values of v in m/s
Display the results on a x-y log-log plot
With h the independent variable plotted on the x axis
And v the dependent variable plotted on the y axis
Include units within the labels
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