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CS240 Intro Engineering Programming Programming Assignment # 6 Due Friday, March 29th by midnight Topics: Plot subplot We know that the work done by a force F which is applied on a box at an angle x-axis and a displacement value d is given by: with respect to the and assume we know that d 15 m. Write a function its name is "work calculator" which gets two inputs 1) A vector which includes angle( θ ) values ranges from 0 to π ) in increments of 0.1 in radians (including 0 and π 2) A vector which includes 8 different force values between 10 and 80 (including 10 and 80) And plots the work values versus angle values for each of the eight force values. Create a script (Driver) file and prompt the user to enter the angle vector and force vector. Use a validation loop for each of the input vectors inside the script file for investigating the validity of the inputs. For the angle vector validation, it is enough to verify that the values are between 0 and Pi. For the force vector validation, it is enough to check the length of the vector to be 8 as well as checking if the values are between 10 and 80. Call your function to generate the desired output. The output of the function is a plot like the sample run has been provided on the second page of this document. Outline: 1. Create a MATLAB script(Driver) file named ProgramO6. 2. Create a MATLAB user-defined function named work calculator. 3. Ge 4. Submit both the script and function files on D2L dropbox folder. nerate a 4 by 2 subplot as specified above Notes: You may want to use the following commands: figure subplot axis title length max xlabel ylabel xticks

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clear all
th=input('Enter the valid angle vector with values in radians between 0 and pi: ');
F=input('Enter the valid force vector wwith 8 values between 10 and 80: ');
for i=1:length(F)
subplot(4,2,i)
W=F(i)*15*cos(th);
plot(th,W,'-*r');
xlabel('Angle');
ylabel('Force measure');
s=sprintf('The force value is %d N',F(i));
title(s);
xlim([0,pi]);
end

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