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    An element of a finite group

    LaGrange's theory helped thanks. Also, the rewritten form of the statement helped, so thanks both of you.
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    An element of a finite group

    I need help with this theorum, please. How is this (the attachment) true? It's for my cryptology class. The rest of the day's notes are here: http://crypto.linuxism.com/thursday_december_13_2012
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    P-State Lightwave: Angular Frequency & Amplitude

    How do you get the sqrt(2)? (nvmd its probably from the new unit vector)
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    Other Becoming an Engineer: Considerations and Personal Experiences

    My mom has always told me that I should be an accountant or architect. I chose engineering, eventually after a few major major changes. CPA you sound terribly bored with you job. I say, no matter what your age, if you are passionate about it and can afford it, go for it. Obviusly the grass...
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    Exploring the Applications of Series Detectors in Computer Engineering

    I decided to write 5 pages on series detectors. Since, I don't know anything about software or computer technology really, I can only think of 3 applications of series detectors: 1) the ctrl-f function web browsers and other applications, 2) password detectors (I don't know if that's what they...
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    Exploring the Applications of Series Detectors in Computer Engineering

    Thanks for the good ideas. And I can't give any more info for the assignment because he didn't give any more info.
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    Exploring the Applications of Series Detectors in Computer Engineering

    I'm taking this class and so far we have learned very basic stuff. The chapters that we learned so far are: 1 binary systems 2 boolean algebra 3 gate level minimization 4 combinational logic 5 synchronous sequential logic we have to write a 5 page paper on "applications of what we...
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    Faraday's Law and a solenoid

    Homework Statement A long solenoid with 1000 turns per meter and a radius 2.00 cm carries an oscillating current given by I = (5.00A) sin (100 pi t). What is the electric field induced at a radius r = 1.00 cm.from the axis of the solenoid? What is the direction of the electric field when the...
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    Equipotential Lines and Electric Fields Labratory Experiment

    Thank you =) So the multimeter readout is the \DeltaV?
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    Equipotential Lines and Electric Fields Labratory Experiment

    Homework Statement Our lab is not online, but this is so similar to what we did. http://physics.fullerton.edu/~SAM/PDF/Lab%20Manuals/212/Individual%20Experiments/Equipotential%20Surfaces%20E6.pdf" Instead of the ten that they set their voltage to, we set ours to 12. Homework Equations...
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    Physics Stuck with a B.S Physics and no job

    If many of the so-called gaps have been filled in and you are reviewing all of your material, then it will most likely show in your grade in that test. I suggest you do your best to fill in all gaps and not just many. Also, posting questions to this forum will definitely help with whatever...
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    What are the most lucrative college degrees for engineers?

    That makes me feel so much better about my math skills. =) I used to just think I was geeky.
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    Engineering with Computer Specialty

    That includes A.I., am I right?
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    Other Becoming an Engineer: Considerations and Personal Experiences

    Silentbob, your name gives away your habits. =) I have a similar story to yours. I used to smoke and I recently gave up all juvenile (in my case these things seem juvenile now because they limited me so much...others may or may not be limited by such things) habits like pot and staying out...
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    Engineering with Computer Specialty

    What kind of careers could you have with a B.S. in Engineering with Computer Specialty?
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