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    MAE 376 HW 4

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    1) This document defines a matrix C and vector y, uses C and y to calculate the Lagrange multiplier a using matrix operations. It then defines a function using a and plots it from -4 to 4. 2) It defines x and y vectors, a function fx, and plots fx from -3 to 3. 3) It defines cutting speed and tool life data, uses an equation to calculate predicted tool life T, and plots both sets of data. 4) It defines time and speed data, uses an approximate equation to calculate predicted speed U, and plots both the original and predicted data.

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    1) This document defines a matrix C and vector y, uses C and y to calculate the Lagrange multiplier a using matrix operations. It then defines a function using a and plots it from -4 to 4. 2) It defines x and y vectors, a function fx, and plots fx from -3 to 3. 3) It defines cutting speed and tool life data, uses an equation to calculate predicted tool life T, and plots both sets of data. 4) It defines time and speed data, uses an approximate equation to calculate predicted speed U, and plots both the original and predicted data.

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    1) This document defines a matrix C and vector y, uses C and y to calculate the Lagrange multiplier a using matrix operations. It then defines a function using a and plots it from -4 to 4. 2) It defines x and y vectors, a function fx, and plots fx from -3 to 3. 3) It defines cutting speed and tool life data, uses an equation to calculate predicted tool life T, and plots both sets of data. 4) It defines time and speed data, uses an approximate equation to calculate predicted speed U, and plots both the original and predicted data.

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    MAE 376 HW 4

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    1) This document defines a matrix C and vector y, uses C and y to calculate the Lagrange multiplier a using matrix operations. It then defines a function using a and plots it from -4 to 4. 2) It defines x and y vectors, a function fx, and plots fx from -3 to 3. 3) It defines cutting speed and tool life data, uses an equation to calculate predicted tool life T, and plots both sets of data. 4) It defines time and speed data, uses an approximate equation to calculate predicted speed U, and plots both the original and predicted data.

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    1)C=[1 -4 16 -64 256; % this is the Lagrange multiplier y

    1
    to y
    5

    1 -3 9 -27 81;
    1 -2 4 -8 16;
    1 -1 1 -1 1;
    1 0 0 0 0];

    y=[5 0 3 2 9]';

    a=C\y % this the matrix analysis []

    a = 9 % []
    21
    21
    8
    1
    y=0;
    for x=-4:0.01:4 %the for loop condition is also the range for the function
    y=y+1; %the loop stops once the condition is satisfied and we also
    k(y)=x; %get the required no. of data points corresponding to the
    lagran(y) =((x^4)+(8*x^3)+(21*x^2)+(21*x)+9); %interval and range
    plot(k,lagran) %now there are equal X and Y length to plot
    end






    Q2) x= -3:0.001:3; %the given range for the plot
    y= 1.07;2.3;7.5;30;7.5;2.3;1.07; %the calculated f
    1
    (x)

    to f
    5
    (x) in paper
    fx=(30./(1+(3*x.^2))); %the function written with matrix
    multiplier for matlab operation

    plot (x,fx)














    4) U= [160 180 200 220 240]; %the given cutting speed
    Ti=[7 5.5 5 3.5 2]; %the given tool life

    T= exp((1/0.353)*(log(326.865./U))); %the linearized eqn for tool life

    plot (U,Ti,U,T) %ploting both graphs in the same plot








    The approximate plot






















    5) ti=[1 20 40 60 80 100 120];
    u= [1.5 1.6 1.8 2 2.1 2.4 3];

    T=1:0.1:120; %ploting between the range and interval
    U=((0.109*(T.^(0.5)))./(1+(20.21./T))); %approximate value of a & b
    %close though the curvature
    differs
    plot (ti,u,'o',T,U)

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