Recent content by babysnatcher

You are being too overcritical. You obviously do not just jump into engineering without math. I obviously didn't mean completely pointless either. The premise is also that math is included in the other majors. You did not list the the major you completed so I am going to ask why your opinion is...

Engineering, math, physics, and chemistry graduates : What items can you produce with only what you learned in school with $100? $1000? List all of them with each having its separate $100 or $1000 budget. List skills you learned that are useful in life that are free as well, such as, finding the...

"how do you prepare..." (:

How do you prepare for exams that have curve-balls and/or problems that are not from the lecture or on the homework?

Youre using "snob" incorrectly or misunderstand what is going on here because you haven't taken into account all the details i listed. Engineering option completely ignored. Everyone pay attention to this post. This is a dude that understands what is going on. Saw that it was impossible...

community colleges don't require a phd.I don't remember talking about money at all.

You completely ignored my engineering option. High school is out of the question -- I am not a babysitter.

whoops xD

Im only talking about the tangential acceleration. I think Pr=mar+F makes more sense because Pr is mar plus other possible forces. Why is it the other way?

Why does Pr not include mass?

Yes, I get hypotenose g and leg at. I want to know what this other leg is -- I don't understand that.

9.80 m/s2 South. I see a triangle but what is the 3rd side?

Use integration by parts twice.

I just read once, attempt the examples, and I solve the basic problems. My CE professor said he read every chapter 3 times. Is there anyway to understand what is going on better?

I still don't get how this makes sense of at=gsin(x). The transverse component of gravity?