Well from what I know at Universities in Canada at least is that with honours degree you can get a co-op placement while studying and upon completion of your 4 year program you have the option of graduate level studies.
*also many of the honours programs have a final undergrad thesis.
Hope...
Well I answered your question regarding #5. Of course I will not tell you the exact answer to the question as that is no help to you. I might be misunderstanding what your really trying to ask. I apologize if I caused any confusion.
Well they both accelerate at first so it would curve up to 2 minutes, after that for another 4 minutes its a straight line as they continue to walk at there top speed.
Can you tell me what each line is doing? if so, this will help you greatly. Here in Physics forums we can't really do the homework for you but I will try my best to help you get it right :)
Okay I will try my best to explain it...When person one is not in motion and just standing still you represent it on a Position vs Time graph as a horizontal line, because he is not moving but time is elapsing. Like wise for velocity time graph because P1 is not in motion and is standing still...
Hey PF,
I am a 1st year Computer Science(hons) student in University. I am pondering the thought of continuing with my education after Bsc to obtain a Msc. The thing that is holding me back is that I also want to major in something else after I completed my major in CS. What do you guys...
Not a homework question - Just wondering.
What is the real meaning of non-zero velocity compared to non-zero acceleration like i don't really understand the difference. Anyone care to explain?