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3 years ago

is there some kind of technology that would turn a rocket around 180 degrees? Either that or take control of a guided rocket?

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There is no (as far as I know) way to turn a rocket you're not in control of using mechanical methods. The best way would be (if it's a heat seeking missile for instance) to use flares to lure it somewhere else.

If the rocket is controlled by a computer, it is hypothetically possible to take control of the rocket; however, because of the security, this is about as hard as trying to finding the key of some well encrypted message : it's nearly impossible.

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3 years ago

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zimovet [89]

Answer:

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>> $M=reshape(1:2:29, 3,5)$

>> $\% (a)$

>> $Va=M(3,:)$

>> $\% (b)$

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>> $\% (c)$

>> $Vc=[M(2,:) M(:,3)']$

Explanation:

>> $\% \ Making\ the\ Matrix\ With\ required\ terms\ 1\ to\ 29\ with\ spaces\ of\ 5\ in\ three\ rows$

>> $M=reshape(1:2:29, 3,5)$

$M =$

1 7 13 19 25

3 9 15 21 27

5 11 17 23 29

>> $\% (a)$

>> $\%\ Slicing\ M\ \ from\ third\ row\ till\ end$

>> $Va=M(3,:)$

$Va =\\\ 5\ 11\ 17\ 23\ 29$

>> $\% (b)$

>> $\% \ Slicing\ the\4th\ column\ of\ M\ matrix\$

>> $Vb=M(:,4)$

$Vb =\\ 19\\ 21\\ 23\\$

>> $\% (c)$

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>> $Vc=[M(2,:) M(:,3)']$

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