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This document provides steps to solve an ordinary differential equation using Simulink in MATLAB. It gives an example of solving the equation dx/dt = -19x + 7. It outlines 7 steps: 1) open Simulink, 2) create a new model, 3) open the model workspace, 4) save the model, 5) select input/output blocks, 6) assemble the elements, and 7) run the simulation. It then verifies the simulation results by solving the equation analytically in MATLAB and comparing the plots.
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A
1
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- 3. Steps to Solve Step 1: In the MATLAB command window, at the >> prompt, type simulink and press Enter
- 4. Steps to Solve Step 2: Create a new model • Click the new-model icon in the upper left corner to start a new Simulink file • Select the Simulink icon to obtain elements of the model
- 5. Steps to Solve Step 3: Model Workspace will Open Step 4: Save Your Model in .mdl format
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