EBK MATLAB: AN INTRODUCTION WITH APPLIC
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Chapter 4, Problem 17P
The airplane shown is flying at a constant speed of v =350 mi/h along a straight path as shown. The airplane is being tracked by a radar station positioned a distance h = 1500 ft below point A. The airplane is at point A at t =0. Write a MATLAB program that calculates ? and r as
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