Matlab, Fourth Edition: A Practical Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving
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Chapter 4, Problem 19E
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A script that will prompt the user for the speed of an aircraft and the speed of sound at the aircraft’s current altitude and will print whether the condition is subsonic, transonic, or supersonic.
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The airspeed of a plane is its speed in the absence of wind. With a headwind, ground speed (the actual speed in relation to the ground) is decreased by the speed of the wind. With a tailwind, ground speed is increased by the speed of the wind. Let A denote the airspeed
of a plane and W the speed of the wind, both in miles per hour. Suppose it takes the plane 6 hours to travel the 720 miles from one town to another facing a headwind of W. The return trip, now with a tailwind of W, takes only 3 hours.
(a) Express the ground speed on the trip out in terms of A and W.
(b) Use the information from part (a) and the fact that distance equals rate times time to find an equation involving A and W for the trip out.
(c) Express the ground speed on the return trip in terms of A and W.
(d) Use the information from part (c) and the fact that distance equals rate times time to find an equation involving A and W for the return trip.
(e) Find the airspeed and the speed of the wind.
A =
W =
The airspeed of a plane is its speed in the absence of wind. With a headwind, ground speed (the actual speed in relation to the ground) is decreased by the speed of the wind. With a tailwind, ground speed is
increased by the speed of the wind. Let A denote the airspeed of a plane and w the speed of the wind, both in miles per hour. Suppose it takes the plane 9 hours to travel the 720 miles from one town to another
facing a headwind of W. The return trip, now with a tailwind of W, takes only 3 hours.
(a) Express the ground speed on the trip out in terms of A and W.
720 = 9( A – W)
(b) Use the information from part (a) and the fact that distance equals rate times time to find an equation involving A and W for the trip out.
A – W = 80
(c) Express the ground speed on the return trip in terms of A and W.
720 = 3(4 + W)
The airspeed of a plane is its speed in the absence of wind. With a headwind, ground speed (the actual speed in relation to the ground) is decreased by the speed of the wind. With a
tailwind, ground speed is increased by the speed of the wind. Let A denote the airspeed of a plane and W the speed of the wind, both in miles per hour. Suppose it takes the plane 9 hours
to travel the 720 miles from one town to another facing a headwind of W. The return trip, now with a tailwind of W, takes only 6 hours.
(a) Express the ground speed on the trip out in terms of A and W.
A - W
(b) Use the information from part (a) and the fact that distance equals rate times time to find an equation involving A and W for the trip out.
720 = 9(A - W)
(c) Express the ground speed on the return trip in terms of A and W.
A + W
(d) Use the information from part (c) and the fact that distance equals rate times time to find an equation involving A and W for the return trip.
720 = 6(A+ W)
(e) Find the airspeed and…
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