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Oh that makes sense now, got it. Thanks. Still difficult to spot though. I don't get how the lecturer can call that a straightforward elimination :P

Ah damn, that was an accidental error. I would change the title myself but it appears that it can only be done by a moderator.

Hi tiny-tim, thanks for the response (and the omega :P)! Hmmm... I'm probably being incredibly daft, but I see what you're doing... [note: couldn't get some of the latex to work so I'm using mimtex off another server] Is that what you were getting at? I'm still not sure what exactly to do...

Hey, For the last couple days I've been working on a project to create a database of application statistics/details of undergraduate engineering students to help future engineering applicants. I'm now at the point where I need to start collecting data for the database! If you're a current or...

This isn't really a homework question but I felt this is the most relevant section for this. I therefore apologize for not following the standard post template. I was going through my electrical engineering notes on frequency response functions. It was explaining how to plot frequency response...

I was wondering how one might be able to use differential equations when two opposite things are happening at the same time. For example, you have a sample of 1000 radioactive particles. The number of atoms (A) doubles every two hours. At the same time, 10 particles disappear every hour. I...

Haha whilst I'm sure that would be very nourishing it would get me a zero! Just to add some extra detail: Basically the teacher sets a specific parameter (in this case that we need to use a cone) and then we can do whatever we want with it. However, it needs to be a doable experiment - I'll...

Homework Statement My AP physics teacher asked us to do an experiment on anything that involves a paper cone for my physics class, and I'm trying to think of something creative/original to do. Homework Equations No particular equations. As long as it's AP (12th grade) level physics. The...