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Moderator note: The OP was warned that he needed to do more research before asking questions like this. So mild steel appear to have black mild steel or bright mild steel... What are the differences between them... And bright mild steel appear to have higher quality than black mild steel... In...

Thx for the info man I'll look into it

How are superalloys produced... I'm dealing with cobalt based alloyWhat are the process taken to produce superalloys because they could go up to 9 or 10 elements together?Cobalt is mixed with other elements for better properties but during the process of mixing some elements tend to have lower...

What I really did when I was in high school our physics subject are based more on theories and less in calculation so I guessed I've miss a lot... Our school was focusing pretty much in from quanta to quarks rather than astrophysics or engineering stuff

It's complicated... Astrophysics was my first choice but then it required something I didn't learn when I was in my high school so I took aerospace engineering so I'll start to learn some before disaster happens like mh 370

So My engineering degree is starting this coming July and I have no knowledge with additional Maths so I decide to learn some basics engineering Maths. Can anyone here suggest me what to learn for my engineering math?

What additional Maths do I require? Like parabolic function or advanced algebra?

Okay xAxis I'll try to work it out... I hope I can understand what I want to find as well thanks agn axis for having patience

What formula do I have to know for this... My teacher told me that I have to make a comparison of F/L=I1I2/d (Mo/2pi) I have totally lost what he really wants here I show u second page of that paper and the formula

xAxis that is why I don't understand... Maybe I will check with my classmate today I know the inclination and declination of my town now but I have no idea putting the vectors together. What I mean is that what do I have to find out first before looking for the value for Earth magnetic field

xAxis, that's not 0 degree I think it represents something else but I just couldn't figure it out what it is

I understand what vectors are but I do not how to represent in magnetic field I got a bit confuse at that point

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Sorry daven the magnetometer is bow provided to measure the Earth's magnetic field strength And I don't really understand the figure shown in 56785... I have learned about magnetic field but I couldn't understand much of the vocab because I'm my English level is not that good... I hope I have...

And I am a year twelve students also having difficulty to understand Earth magnetic field I mean the lines of the magnetic