Assume that the athlete can bend at a range of angles of 10° to 80° from vertical. Also assume that a, b, and c stay constant with varying angles of theta. In MATLAB, plot the magnitude of the forces FM and FJ relative to angle of bending for a. An a

Assume that the athlete can bend at a range of angles of 10° to 80° from vertical. Also assume that a, b, and c stay constant with varying angles of theta. In MATLAB, plot the magnitude of the forces FM and FJ relative to angle of bending for a. An adult whose height is 180cm and weight is 100kg b. A child whose height is 120cm and weight is 30kg

I already have the equations for Fm and Fj, but I don't know what to do with the varying angle.

Answer 1

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N = 100 ;   % can be varied 
th = linspace(10,80,N) ; 
% initilize what you want here 
for i = 1:N 
    thi = th(i) ;
    % you formula 
end