find velocity with time and initial velocity in matlab

To find the velocity of an object given its initial velocity and time using MATLAB, you can use the following equation:

velocity = initial_velocity + acceleration * time

In this equation, acceleration is assumed to be constant. If acceleration is not constant, you can use numerical methods to estimate the velocity at various time intervals.

In MATLAB, you can write a function that takes in the initial velocity, time, and acceleration as input arguments and returns the velocity as output. Here's an implementation of this function:

main.m
function velocity = find_velocity(initial_velocity, time, acceleration)
    velocity = initial_velocity + acceleration * time;
end
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You can call this function with the appropriate input values to find the velocity. For example:

main.m
initial_velocity = 10;
time = 5;
acceleration = 2;

velocity = find_velocity(initial_velocity, time, acceleration);

disp(velocity) % Output: 20
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