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(e-A) must equal something else and not A. Moreover it must equal something such that the union of (A-e)=A with (e-A)=X is A U X=A. I am sure you are aware of such a set =). It can't be undefined or else were breaking the conditions of what it is to be a group. A and e are elements of the group...

Chicago sounds like such an awesome place. Chicago was probably the only school that I was truly dissapointed about getting denied from

First, thanks for the replies everybody. Yeah, cooper actually offered physics as a major up until the 70's. Hmm, I took a look at their catalogue and saw some physics classes on it that i would be interested in taking, but i hadnt really thought there would be a problem taking them. And I am...

Us News and world report survey says rose-hulman has the number one engineering dept. for non-doctoral schools.

The thing is that if i were to pick up Engineering as a major I would much rather do it at Cooper. I guess I am just going to go to the accepted students assemblies and hopefully one of the schools will just be a lot less attractive than the other. What kind of courses did you enjoy so much as...

im only a senior in high school but i have taken calc III, and true, i don't remember anything about taylor or mclauren series in calc III but I am pretty sure calc III will be pretty difficult if you didnt understand all that area and volume and stuff.

Im a senior in high school and right now I have to make a decision between cooper union and stevens institute of technology. Cooper: I will have to be sure that i want to major in engineering as opposed to physics if i go here since they only offer engineering. But, its cooper union so i have...

Ok. So I am having the same kind of internal conflicts about college as everyone else in this post. Math has been a passion of mine since as long as I can remember. In 10th grade I took my first physics class and my first calculus class. They were both equally exciting I can do a major in...

The force acting on the satellite is also the centripetal force. F-mv^2/R and F-G(M*m)/r^2. that should help you find the mass of the planet. right?