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UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA SARAWAK

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

KNS 1482 ENGINEERING PROGRAMMING


ASSIGNMENT 1 - PAIRS

LECTURER Ir Yunika Kirana Abdul Khalik

GROUP V1

1. ERICKSON YAN ANAK AMBU (97387)


GROUP MEMBERS
2. JASON ANAK MONG (101759)
Pseucode for question 1

% gravity_calculation.m (Name of the scripted file)

% The value of the gravitational constant declaration (in m^3 kg^-1 s^-2)
G = 6.673 * 10^-11;

% Enter the mass of the first object (in kg)


m1 = input('Enter the mass of the first object (in kg): ');
Enter the mass of the first object (in kg): 20

% Enter the mass of the second object (in kg)


m2 = input('Enter the mass of the second object (in kg): ');
Enter the mass of the second object (in kg): 45

% Enter the distance between the two objects (in metres)


r = input('Enter the distance between the two objects (in metres): ');
Enter the distance between the two objects (in metres): 100

% Determine the gravitational force by using the formula


F = G * (m1 * m2) / r^2;

% Show the answer of F


fprintf('The gravitational force between the objects is %.3e N/m', F);
The gravitational force between the objects is 6.006e-12 N/m>>
Result from the code

>> Gravity calculation

G = 6.673 * 10^-11

m1 = 20kg

m2 = 45kg

r = 100m

F = G * (m1 * m2) / r^2

F = 6.006e-12 N/m
Pseucode for question 2

% Define the array A


A = [7 9 5;
4 1 2;
5 6 8];
% a) Create array B by copying elements from the second and third columns of A
B = A(:, 2:3);

% b) Create array C by copying elements from the first and second rows of A
C = A(1:2, :);

% c) Calculate D = B * C using matrix multiplication


D = B * C;

% d) Use max function to create a vector containing the maximum values of each column of D
max_values = max(D);

% e) Use min function to create a vector containing the minimum values of each row of D
min_values = min(D, [], 2);

% f) Multiply the two vectors found in parts d and e


result = max_values * min_values;

% Display the results


disp('Array B:');
disp(B);

disp('Array C:');
disp(C);

disp('Array D (B * C):');
disp(D);

disp('Maximum values of each column of D:');


disp(max_values);

disp('Minimum values of each row of D:');


disp(min_values);
disp('Result of multiplying the two vectors:');
disp(result);

Result from the code

>> Array
Array B:
9 5
1 2
6 8

Array C:
7 9 5
4 1 2

Array D (B * C):
83 86 55
15 11 9
74 62 46

Maximum values of each column of D:


83 86 55

Minimum values of each row of D:


55
9
46

Result of multiplying the two vectors:


7869
Pseucode for question 3

% calculate_equation.m (Name of Scripted File)

% State the value of pi


piValue= pi;

% Cslculate the value of theta


theta = 32 / piValue;

% Calculate the first term inside the cosh^-1 function


innerValue = -(theta - 2 * piValue);

% Calculate the cosh^-1 of the inner value


coshInverse = acosh(-innerValue);

% Calculate the base term


base = -piValue * coshInverse;

% Calculate the exponent


exponent = -piValue / (2 - 7 * piValue);

% Calculate the value of y


y = -piValue * (base ^ exponent);

% Print the answer value


fprintf('The value of y is %.3f/n', y);
The value of y is -3.704/n>>
Result from the code

Π ≈ 3.141592653589793

Θ ≈ 10.1859

InnerValue = −(10.1859 − 2 × 3.141592653589793) ≈ −3.097

The value of y is -3.704


Pseucode for question 4

% Script: echoname.m
% This script prompts the user for their name and prints it in a sentence.

% Prompt the user for their name


name = input('What is your name? ', 's');

% Echo print the name in a sentence


fprintf('Wow, your name is %s!\n', name);

Result from the code


>> echoname
What is your name? Jason
Wow, your name is Jason!
Replace “Jason” with your actual name if you run the script.
Pseucode for question 5

% thirdside.m (Name of Scripted File)

% Enter the first side length (b)


b = input('Enter the first side: ');
Enter the first side: 3

% Enter the second side length (c)


c = input('Enter the second side: ');
Enter the second side: 5

% Enter the angle between the two sides (alpha) in degrees


alpha = input('Enter the angle between the two sides: ');
Enter the angle between the two sides: 30

% Convert the angle from degree to radians


alphaRad = alpha * (pi / 180);

% Calculate the third side length (a) by using the formula


a = sqrt(b^2 + c^2 - 2 * b * c * cos(alphaRad));

% Show the value in three decimal places


fprintf('The third side is %.3f/n', a);
The third side is 2.832/n>>
Result from the code

>> thirdside
Enter the first side: 3
Enter the second side: 5
Enter the angle between them: 30
The third side is 2.832
Pseucode for question 6

% Define matrices A and B


A = [1, 2, 3;
4, 5, 6;
7, 8, 9];
B = [9, 8, 7;
6, 5, 4;
3, 2, 1];

% a) Perform matrix multiplication


C = A * B;

% b) Find the maximum and minimum values in C


max_value = max(C(:));
min_value = min(C(:));

% c) Find the maximum and minimum for each row


max_each_row = max(C, [], 2);
min_each_row = min(C, [], 2);

% d) Find the maximum and minimum for each column


max_each_column = max(C);
min_each_column = min(C);

% Display results
disp('Matrix C:');
disp(C);

disp('Maximum value in C:');


disp(max_value);

disp('Minimum value in C:');


disp(min_value);

disp('Maximum values for each row of C:');


disp(max_each_row);

disp('Minimum values for each row of C:');


disp(min_each_row);
disp('Maximum values for each column of C:');
disp(max_each_column);

disp('Minimum values for each column of C:');


disp(min_each_column);

Result from the code

>> Matrices
Matrix C:
30 24 18
84 69 54
138 114 90

Maximum value in C:
138

Minimum value in C:
18

Maximum values for each row of C:


30
84
138

Minimum values for each row of C:


18
54
90

Maximum values for each column of C:


138 114 90

Minimum values for each column of C:


30 24 18

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