r/CircleProgramming

% Exercise 2

% [Ri,Ro,d]
v = [input('Please input a rate at which water enters the cistern: '),input('Please input a rate at which water exits the cistern: '), input('Please enter an initial water level: ')];

[time, depth, t] = overflowEmpty(v);

fprintf('The cistern takes %i minutes to empty/overflow',t)

figure(1)
plot(time,depth,'b-*')
title('Depth of Water in Tank')
xlabel('Time (m)')
ylabel('Depth(ft)')

and then

function [time,depth,t]= overflowEmpty(v)

H=24; %initial Height
t = 0; % Time = initialized to 1
d = v(3); % Depth = starting depth

while 0<d<H
    d = (v(1)-v(2))*t+v(3); %D

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{
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/*****************************************************************************
 * Chris Campbell (cacampbe) and Denney Kwok (denneyk)
 * ECS 30 Homework 3 Problem 6
 * pointers.c
 *****************************************************************************/

 /**
  * Reminder.
  * Main() should be the first function.
  * Prototypes must define functions before main()
  * No Loops, Arrays or Global Variables (Fields)
  */

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 #include <stdlib.h>
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 #include <stdbool.h>

 //Fields

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