matrix manipulation and transposing

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armani canady 2020-9-13

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评论： armani canady 2020-9-19

so, I am writing this code to Create a table showing the maximum height for the following values of v and q: v = 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 m/s q= 50, 60, 70, 80 The rows in the table should correspond to the speed values, and the column should correspond to the angles. where g=2.8. The formula for the question is v^2*sin(thetha)^2/2*g.

my question is why did i need to transpose v in my code so that it would work?

v=[2:2:20]
g=2.8 
thetha=[50:10:80]
h=(v'.^2).*(sind(thetha).^2)./(2*g)
table=[0 thetha; v' h] 

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Matt J 2020-9-13

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编辑：Matt J 2020-9-13

Because when v is a column vector and theta is a row vector, you get implicit expansion,

https://blogs.mathworks.com/loren/2016/10/24/matlab-arithmetic-expands-in-r2016b/

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armani canady 2020-9-15

yeah but what is still dont understand is how v is a column vector and thetha isnt because when i run my code i get two vectors in my command window.

v =

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

g =

2.8000

thetha =

50 60 70 80

h =

0.4192 0.5357 0.6307 0.6927

1.6766 2.1429 2.5229 2.7710

3.7724 4.8214 5.6766 6.2347

6.7066 8.5714 10.0917 11.0840

10.4790 13.3929 15.7683 17.3187

15.0898 19.2857 22.7063 24.9389

20.5388 26.2500 30.9058 33.9446

26.8262 34.2857 40.3667 44.3358

33.9520 43.3929 51.0891 56.1125

41.9160 53.5714 63.0730 69.2747

table =

0 50.0000 60.0000 70.0000 80.0000

2.0000 0.4192 0.5357 0.6307 0.6927

4.0000 1.6766 2.1429 2.5229 2.7710

6.0000 3.7724 4.8214 5.6766 6.2347

8.0000 6.7066 8.5714 10.0917 11.0840

10.0000 10.4790 13.3929 15.7683 17.3187

12.0000 15.0898 19.2857 22.7063 24.9389

14.0000 20.5388 26.2500 30.9058 33.9446

16.0000 26.8262 34.2857 40.3667 44.3358

18.0000 33.9520 43.3929 51.0891 56.1125

20.0000 41.9160 53.5714 63.0730 69.2747

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Matt J 2020-9-19

编辑：Matt J 2020-9-19

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No, the reason you would do operations between a column vector and a row vector is that you want to take advantage of one of the many uses of implict expansion, illustrated at the link I gave you. The way you choose which vector will be a column and which will be a row just depends on what shape you want the resulting matrix to have and how its contents should be organized. It is not a matter of which vector is longest, as the following examples show:

>> a=[1 2 3]; b=[4 5 6 7];
>> c=a.'+b
c =
     5     6     7     8
     6     7     8     9
     7     8     9    10
>> c=a+b.'
c =
     5     6     7
     6     7     8
     7     8     9
     8     9    10
>> c=c+a
c =
     6     8    10
     7     9    11
     8    10    12
     9    11    13
>> c=c+b.'
c =
    10    12    14
    12    14    16
    14    16    18
    16    18    20