Ive written the following code in MatLab I used verlet method to calculate the orbit of the Sun$-$m$1,$Earth$-$m$2,$ and moon$-$m$3).$ I need help creating a graph that accuratly depicts the orbit of these celestial bodies. I would like the to see the Earth orbiting the sun along with the path it will follow and the moon orbiting the Earth and the path that will follow. I would also like this graph to update the position of the earth and moon as time passes so it playes out like you're watching the earth rotate the sun and the moon rotate around the earth. clear all

$\%$ Define constants

G $=6\mathrm{.}674$e$-11$; $\%$ Gravitational constant

$\%$ Define masses of particles

m$1=1\mathrm{.}9891$e$30$; $\%$ Mass of particle $1($Sun$)$

m$2=5\mathrm{.}97219$e$24$; $\%$ Mass of particle $2($Earth$)$

m$3=7\mathrm{.}34767$e$22$; $\%$ Mass of particle $3($Moon$)$

$\%$ Define initial positions of particles

x$1=0$; $\%$ Initial x$-$position of particle $1($Sun$)$

y$1=0$; $\%$ Initial y$-$position of particle $1($Sun$)$

x$2=149\mathrm{.}6$e$9$; $\%$ Initial x$-$position of particle $2($Earth$)$

y$2=0$; $\%$ Initial y$-$position of particle $2($Earth$)$

x$3=$ x$2+384\mathrm{.}4$e$6$; $\%$ Initial x$-$position of particle $3($Moon$)$

y$3=0$; $\%$ Initial y$-$position of particle $3($Moon$)$

$\%$ Define initial velocities of particles

vx$1=0$; $\%$ Initial x$-$velocity of particle $1($Sun$)$

vy$1=0$; $\%$ Initial y$-$velocity of particle $1($Sun$)$

vx$2=0$; $\%$ Initial x$-$velocity of particle $2($Earth$)$

vy$2=29\mathrm{.}783$e$3$; $\%$ Initial y$-$velocity of particle $2($Earth$)$

vx$3=0$; $\%$ Initial x$-$velocity of particle $3($Moon$)$

vy$3=29\mathrm{.}783$e$3+1\mathrm{.}022$e$3$; $\%$ Initial y$-$velocity of particle $3($Moon$)$

$\%$ Define time step and number of iterations

dt $=3600$; $\%$ Time step

n $=365*24$; $\%$ Number of iterations $(1$ year$)$

$\%$ Initialize arrays to store positions and velocities

x$1\_$array $=$ zeros$(1,$ n$)$; $\%$ Array to store x$-$positions of particle $1$

y$1\_$array $=$ zeros$(1,$ n$)$; $\%$ Array to store y$-$positions of particle $1$

x$2\_$array $=$ zeros$(1,$ n$)$; $\%$ Array to store x$-$positions of particle $2$

y$2\_$array $=$ zeros$(1,$ n$)$; $\%$ Array to store y$-$positions of particle $2$

x$3\_$array $=$ zeros$(1,$ n$)$; $\%$ Array to store x$-$positions of particle $3$

y$3\_$array $=$ zeros$(1,$ n$)$; $\%$ Array to store y$-$positions of particle $3$

$\%$ Store initial positions

x$1\_$array$(1)=$ x$1$;

y$1\_$array$(1)=$ y$1$;

x$2\_$array$(1)=$ x$2$;

y$2\_$array$(1)=$ y$2$;

x$3\_$array$(1)=$ x$3$;

y$3\_$array$(1)=$ y$3$;

$\%$ Perform the iterations and calculate positions

for i $=2$:n

$\%$ Calculate distances between particles

r$12=$ sqrt$(($x$2-$ x$1)^2+($y$2-$ y$1)^2)$;

r$13=$ sqrt$(($x$3-$ x$1)^2+($y$3-$ y$1)^2)$;

r$23=$ sqrt$(($x$3-$ x$2)^2+($y$3-$ y$2)^2)$;

$\%$ Calculate accelerations

ax$1=$ G $*$ m$2*($x$2-$ x$1)/$ r$12^3+$ G $*$ m$3*($x$3-$ x$1)/$ r$13^3$;

ay$1=$ G $*$ m$2*($y$2-$ y$1)/$ r$12^3+$ G $*$ m$3*($y$3-$ y$1)/$ r$13^3$;

ax$2=$ G $*$ m$1*($x$1-$ x$2)/$ r$12^3+$ G $*$ m$3*($x$3-$ x$2)/$ r$23^3$;

ay$2=$ G $*$ m$1*($y$1-$ y$2)/$ r$12^3+$ G $*$ m$3*($y$3-$ y$2)/$ r$23^3$;

ax$3=$ G $*$ m$1*($x$1-$ x$3)/$ r$13^3+$ G $*$ m$2*($x$2-$ x$3)/$ r$23^3$;

ay$3=$ G $*$ m$1*($y$1-$ y$3)/$ r$13^3+$ G $*$ m$2*($y$2-$ y$3)/$ r$23^3$;

$\%$ Update velocities

vx$1=$ vx$1+$ ax$1*$ dt;

vy$1=$ vy$1+$ ay$1*$ dt;

vx$2=$ vx$2+$ ax$2*$ dt;

vy$2=$ vy$2+$ ay$2*$ dt;

vx$3=$ vx$3+$ ax$3*$ dt;

vy$3=$ vy$3+$ ay$3*$ dt;

$\%$ Update positions

x$1=$ x$1+$ vx$1*$ dt;

y$1=$ y$1+$ vy$1*$ dt;

x$2=$ x$2+$ vx$2*$ dt;

y$2=$ y$2+$ vy$2*$ dt;

x$3=$ x$3+$ vx$3*$ dt;

y$3=$ y$3+$ vy$3*$ dt;

$\%$ Store positions in arrays

x$1\_$array$($i$)=$ x$1$;

y$1\_$array$($i$)=$ y$1$;

x$2\_$array$($i$)=$ x$2$;

y$2\_$array$($i$)=$ y$2$;

x$3\_$array$($i$)=$ x$3$;

y$3\_$array$($i$)=$ y$3$;

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