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Understanding Body Diagonals of a Cube
Found it! The body diagonals of a cube are the from one point on a cube to the next and the angle between them is 90 degrees (they bisect one another) Should of looked first- Disar
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Understanding Body Diagonals of a Cube
Can anyone out there tell me what the body diagonals of a cube are. I am asked to find the angle between the body diagonals of a cube. Seeing as how it is just the application of the dot product it does not seem difficult other than I do not know what body diagonals are (I have an idea but...- Disar
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Programs Senior majoring in computer engineering
I am sorry to hear about your sickness. I am sure it is frustrating to have had work and now find yourself in the position to look for work again. I recently was searching some job postings and found that companies are still searching for interns in all parts of the country. I would NOT limit...- Disar
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Transferring to a Technical School as a Physics Major: Questions & Frustrations
I agree that taking the gen eds at a community college is a good idea econimically. I took my first two years of engineering prereq's at a community college and am glad I did. I have a better command of the core natural sciences and mathematics. I do know transfering to the UNiversity was quite...- Disar
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Is DeVry University a Reputable School for Business and Electronics Degrees?
Have you looked into the price? I went to ITT Technical INstitute and found it to be a waste of money. Also, the courses are not transferable. I think going to a tradiational Community College or 4 year university would be more economic and give you educational options if you decide to change...- Disar
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Courses Final Year EE Courses: Impact on Job Market
Do I need to give more info?- Disar
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Engineering Physicist: What You Need to Know
It is my understanding that EP's are very well versed in most of the underlying principles of most of the engineering disciplines. Specifically, electrical and mechanical engineering. I assume you could get work in areas that would typically employ the aforementioned. Also, an EP would be very...- Disar
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Courses Final Year EE Courses: Impact on Job Market
Hi, I am entering my final year of school here in Western New york. I will be graduating with an EE degree. I am curious as to what role the courses you take your final year play in what field of study you get into afterwards. I plan on taking a MEMS class, lasers and optoelectronics, and maybe...- Disar
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Engineering Physicist: What You Need to Know
I was looking into double majoring in EE and Eng. Phy. Both are very close in degree requirements (until the last year). If you are interested take a look at a school which offers E.P. and see what courses they offer. That should give you an idea of the course work. As far as work realize that...- Disar
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Part-Time Aerospace Engineer: Encouragement for Busy Professionals
Well, my situation is this I am a currently in my junior year of the Electrical Engineering degree at University at Buffalo. I have a wife and kids. To succeed the time must be put in each day and certain sacrfices are made. For me I value quality family time and to insure that we get that I...- Disar
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Part-Time Aerospace Engineer: Encouragement for Busy Professionals
You could alway teach (if you have a bachelors) at a community college or technical school part time. I don't know how fulfilling that would be overall. I know when I am done with school I will teach part time to help pay off student loans. I would venture to say almost any discpline of...- Disar
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Solve Mesh Analysis Problem: Use Super Mesh?
Alright, what you have in this circuit is I2 an independent current source and I1 a dependent Voltage controlled current source (VCCS). In mesh analysis with current sources a special case arises when two meshes have a (dependent or independent) current source in common this case is called a...- Disar
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Functions of Continuous random variables
I have been working on this problem and can't seem to get the answer. Problem: X is a continuous random variable with a proabaility density function: f(x) = 1/4 if -2<=x<=2 0 other wise Let Y=1/X. Then P(Y<=1/2) = ? This is how I approached the problem...- Disar
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- Continuous Functions Random Random variables Variables
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Probability of Low Grade Gas Shipment from Two Plants
I am sorry I did not note that I performed the necessary integration for f(x) and f(y) to determine their respective values.- Disar
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Solve Derivatives Questions with Step-by-Step Help
Reply for2): lim(t->infinity) [6.5 -2 exp(-.035*t) = lim(t->infinity) (6.5 - 2/exp(.035*t)) the limit of a constant is the constant, correct? Then, lim(t->infinity) 6.5 = 6.5 -2* lim(t->infinity) 1/exp(0.035*t) What is the exp(infinity), look at the graph of the exponetial...- Disar
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help