2. The distance a projectile travels when fired at an angle is a function of time and can be divided into horizontal and vertical distances: where is the distance traveled in the x direction is the distance traveled in the y direction is the initial velocity is the acceleration due to gravity, 9.8m/s' is the time V, 0 For the projectile just described and fired at an initial velocity of 100 m/s and a launch angle of T/4 (45), find the distance traveled both horizontally and vertically ( in the x and y directions) for times from 0 to 20 seconds. Graph horizontal distance versus time on one plot, and in a new figure window plot vertical distance versus time (time on x - axis). Don't forget the title and the axis labels a. b. In a new figure window, plot horizontal distance on the x-axis and vertical distance on the y-axis Calculate new vectors for the vertical (Vi, V2, V3) and horizontal (hi ,h2, h3) distance traveled, assuming launch angles of TV3,N5, /7. In a new figure window, graph horizontal distance on the x-axis and vertical distance on the y-axis, for all three cases. c. Make one line solid, one dashed and one dotted. Add a legend to identify which line is which d. In parts a through c, you created four plots, each in its own figure. Combine these into one figure using the subplot functon of MATLAB. Do not place all of the plots on the same graph, but do place all four plots in the same figure window 2. The distance a projectile travels when fired at an angle is a function of time and can be divided into horizontal and vertical distances: where is the distance traveled in the x direction is the distance traveled in the y direction is the initial velocity is the acceleration due to gravity, 9.8m/s' is the time V, 0 For the projectile just described and fired at an initial velocity of 100 m/s and a launch angle of T/4 (45), find the distance traveled both horizontally and vertically ( in the x and y directions) for times from 0 to 20 seconds. Graph horizontal distance versus time on one plot, and in a new figure window plot vertical distance versus time (time on x - axis). Don't forget the title and the axis labels a. b. In a new figure window, plot horizontal distance on the x-axis and vertical distance on the y-axis Calculate new vectors for the vertical (Vi, V2, V3) and horizontal (hi ,h2, h3) distance traveled, assuming launch angles of TV3,N5, /7. In a new figure window, graph horizontal distance on the x-axis and vertical distance on the y-axis, for all three cases. c. Make one line solid, one dashed and one dotted. Add a legend to identify which line is which d. In parts a through c, you created four plots, each in its own figure. Combine these into one figure using the subplot functon of MATLAB. Do not place all of the plots on the same graph, but do place all four plots in the same figure window