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I have only 2 weeks left before I have to submit in my university application. After the 100000000s of majors I wanted to major in I finally narrowed the to two; Electrical Engineering and Physics. I chose Elec. Eng because I wanted to take over my dad business (electric motors...

I need to apply to three for Physics. Just Physics! I have 2 U of Toronto U of Waterloo And I need a third, but I am not sure which. I heard that York has a good physics course and also I've heard good about ryerson. Any tips?

I think its an assumption that gravity stays constant throughout. If not the change is SO small that it is negligable

Why is everyone wasting their time? Its either a stupid little kid, a troll or someone that not even worth wasting time on.

Find the max value of 5t/ (2t^2 +7) I got answer as sqrt/3.5h Tangent to curve y=x^3-6x^2+8x at pt A(3,-3) also intersect curve at another point B. Solve pt B (x,y) I did y'=3x^2 -12x +8 y'=3*3^2-12*3 +8 =27-36+8 =3 y=3x+b -3=3(3)+b b=-9 y=3x-9 I don't know what to do from...

You need the initial speed of the train. What is it?

Gravity is a pull from the Earth's mass. Everything has gravity EVEN YOU. We try to attract things by our Gravitational field. The more your mass the stronger gravational field. Hence the reason why the moons gravity is less than the Earth's. The equation to this is GM*m / r GM is...

Thats wrong GMm/r There is a gravitational constant x Earth's mass / radius. Since we do not change the Earth's mass only radius << solution to schoolwork question deleted by berkeman >>

I want to become a physicist, I still think the money is very little but I really don't care(anymore) Imagine doing something you love AND getting paid for it. Thats like getting paid to go on vacation. Like getting marks for staying home on the weekend. You get what I am trying to say?

You are wrong! $90,000 (in Canada) Lets see. 90,000 x 0.64= 57 600 After tax That is what you get after tax, I am not even mentioning living/car expenses. At 90 000, your lucky if you end up with 10 000 in your pocket at the end of the year.

Arts and Science (B.A.&Sc.) 87% overall; 77% in each English or French and 80% in each math and science course in Top 6 4U English or French; 4U Calculus and Vectors; two of 4U Biology, Chemistry or Physics Oh I got it! Is the 87% between the 6 I apply with or just the 4 stated...

Fg=Ek Force of gravity will convert to Kenetic energy mgh=1/2mv^2 solve for v (Devide both sides by m, multiply by 2 and sq rt both sides) v=sqrt/ 2gh EDIT: g=gravity at 9.8m/s and h is height in meters and v is also in meters/second When you find speed you already have...

Ahh I found it! Science Biology - NYA (00UK) Chemistry - NYA, NYB (00UL, 00UM) Mathematics - NYA, NYB, NYC (00UN, 00UP, 00UQ) Physics - NYA, NYB, NYC (00UR, 00US, 00UT) Now what do the course codes mean? Im guessing Physics Calculus and ... Are these even course codes?

You took it the wrong way my friend. That question means a lot to me. I want to know how each school treats their students, how easy is it to get help etc. Nicksause ill be messaging you soon :D

What are the admission requiremtens if I want to get into physics? Just general Physics or Quantum physics if it is offered. Also, which university is better McGill or U of T? Please don't start huge arguments over that. Also, can you post a link to the McGill admission page. I can't seem...