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Need some help with Matlab just need the code how to find the differential equat

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Need some help with Matlab just need the code how to find the differential equation and if you want the ezplot graph. just to see what i'm missing... i know the work I just NEED TO KNOW HOW to do it in MATLAB.

Suppose a resisitor R=3 ohms a capacitor C= 5*10^-3 farads, and an inductor L = 10^-2 henrys are connected in an electric circuit with a 110 volt, 60 HZ alternating generator. Find the steady periodic current i _sp (t) . I know Omega w = 2pi and 60 HZ = 120 pi and the initial value problem is

10^-2 q" + 3q' + 200q = 110cos(120pi * t) , q(0) = 0 = q'(0)

This is the steady state-periodic charge, but to find the steady-periodic current we need to differentiate. since 120pi * 6.61 * 10^-2 = 24.9 and -sin(theta) = sin(theta - pi) we obtain

AGAIN i just need help with the Matlab coding and graphing. THANK YOU.

Need some help with Matlab just need the code how to find the differential equation and if you want the ezplot graph. just to see what i'm missing... i know the work I just NEED TO KNOW HOW to do it in MATLAB. Suppose a resisitor R=3 ohms a capacitor C= 5*10^-3 farads, and an inductor L = 10^-2 henrys are connected in an electric circuit with a 110 volt, 60 HZ alternating generator. Find the steady periodic current i _sp (t) . I know Omega w = 2pi and 60 HZ = 120 pi and the initial value problem is evaluating amplitude in This is the steady state-periodic charge, but to find the steady-periodic current we need to differentiate. since 120pi * 6.61 * 10^-2 = 24.9 and -sin(theta) = sin(theta - pi) we obtain AGAIN i just need help with the Matlab coding and graphing. THANK YOU.

Explanation / Answer

t=sym('t')

i_sp = diff(6.61*10^(-2)*cos(120*pi*t-3.134)) % it will give the current expression

ezplot(i_sp) % it will plot the current graph

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