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 [t,x]= ode45(f,​[0:​0.1:​200] ,[ 0,​0,​v0*cos(theta),​ v0*sin(theta) ); [t,x]= ode45(f,​[0:​0.1:​200] ,[ 0,​0,​v0*cos(theta),​ v0*sin(theta) );
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 xdistance = interp1(x(50:​end,​2),​ x(50:​end,​1),​ 0);  % This is how you can compute ''​xdistance''​ xdistance = interp1(x(50:​end,​2),​ x(50:​end,​1),​ 0);  % This is how you can compute ''​xdistance''​
 % accurately from an ''​x,​y''​ trajectory using interpolation. ​ % accurately from an ''​x,​y''​ trajectory using interpolation. ​
 % It will return the value of $x$ for which $y=0$, i.e.  % It will return the value of $x$ for which $y=0$, i.e. 
 % where the cannonball hits the ground. ​ % where the cannonball hits the ground. ​
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 end end
 </​code>​ </​code>​
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-If your xdistance is a NaN, you may have to increase the time span that you're running ode45 on+If your xdistance is a NaN, you may have to increase the number 50 in the interp1 function (1000 might be good, that is roughly half the length of [0:​0.1:​200])
  
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