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I know how beat frequencies work with sound. I know they exist in RF so how do they affect light?

ummm... "small project?" 1)how much money are you looking to spend? 2)how much payload weight are we talking? 3)what is the transport distance?

I haven't taken physics since AP Physics in high school so something on that level would be great. know of any good books? thanks

thanks for the advice, im pretty proficient in trig so that's music to my ears. I've got 3 more algebra textbooks I've been going through in my free time. hoping to move onto calc within the next month or so. thanks again

i spent about 6 hours a day for the last 3 days going through a college algebra book. i couldn't believe how much i forgot. It all came back pretty quick and i did learn a few things as well. what's the next step? with engineering in mind, what math subject should i be sure to hit?

i agree, but seriously, calm down stop yelling :smile:

when it comes to a Carrier in physics or engineering I've always thought the most amazing Carrier would be one in R&D on military applications. there will always be a market for that. it would require a thorough background check, but if your clean then you should be good!

yeah i know its a broad question. its been a few years since I've really done any "real" math and I am looking to pursue a degree in engineering in the next year or two. I've always loved math but I am a little rusty at the moment. I've looked at several degrees that all generally seem to...

look at the shape of a rain drop...

i need an education plan. I am not illiterate with math but i have so many holes. I've tried again and again to sit down and learn it but i feel like its all full of holes. I understand Euclidean distance with QAM but my some of my lower level algebra lacks. I've officially taken up to...