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Programs In pursuit of astrophysical degree, need advice
Good evening, My name is Zach, I am 22. I am currently interested in an astrophysical degree and I'm not sure exactly what to do. I recently separated from the military to pursue an education. I didn't do too well in high school so my plan is to go to community college for two years, so I can...- kruszec
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Average Grade of Bachelor's Degree in Physics: Seeking Answers
Hi Physics Forum. I have just finished one of my exams, in my undergraduate physics program. I haven't yet received the result, but my gut feeling tells me that it hasn't gone as usual. This makes me wonder, what the mean grade for the bachelor degree in Physics is (ore what a good average...- Wuberdall
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Roots of a nth degree polynomial
why does a nth degree polynomial has atleast one root and a maximum of n root...? In my book it's given, it's the fundamental theorem of algebra. Is there a proof...? Thank's for help. (In advance)- ajayguhan
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Engineering Electrical Engineering degree?
Hi. I'm a high school senior and I plan to go to UC Berkeley or Cal Poly Pomona and get my Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering. Will I get job after I graduate from college? And I want to get started by learning electrical engineering. How can I find the names of the textbooks for...- Success
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MHB Factoring 4th degree polynomial.
$\displaystyle x^4+2x^3-8x^2+18x+9$ this is what i tried, $x^4+2x^3-8x^2 = (x^2+4x)(x^2-2x)$ then, $a(x^2+4x)+b(x^2-2x)=18x$ where ab=9 did i set up my solution correctly? can you tell me where I'm wrong.- paulmdrdo1
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Should I Get an Associate's Degree for Physics?
Hello all, I'm attending a community college next year and majoring in physics. However, I can't decide whether to obtain a associates degree and then transfer to a 4 year university for my bachelors or, just transfer without an associates degree. I hear an AA is pretty much useless these days...- Edward22
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Programs What is the employment outlook for a B.Sc degree in nanoscience?
I'm currently an Commerce student in second year university, and the material is so painfully dry that I can't take it anymore. I've always had an interest in physical chemistry and electrical engineering, and I'm now planning on switching into nanoscience. However, I'm pretty concerned about...- Megalo
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Programs Questions about Pursuing Second Bachelor's Degree
Hello, I am a BS degree holder in Applied Mathematics (w/ a focus in Computer Science) and am becoming a bored and intellectually curious Systems Software Engineer. I am financially forecasting and otherwise preparing to earn a Second BS in Physics. Although I haven't taken junior or...- md1327
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270 degree thrust bearing solutions?
I need a thrust bearing, it has to be like the one in the picture as in it needs to have a hole in the middle(a circle). However all the non 360 degrees thruster bearings I googled are not circle shaped, but I need free space, it would preferably have the same diameters as the pic but just 270...- Jarfi
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Proving that an Odd Degree Polynomial Maps $\mathbb{R}$ to $\mathbb{R}$
Homework Statement Show that if ##f:\mathbb{R}\to \mathbb{R}## is a polynomial function of odd degree, then ##f(\mathbb{R}) = \mathbb{R}##. The attempt at a solution How can I rigorously prove this? What is the most direct and concise way to prove this? What I have is the following...- Lee33
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What are the solutions to x^3+3x^2-4=0?
Hi guys, somehow after a couple years of not doing math I got a bit rusty... How do I solve x^3+3x^2-4=0 ? I'm kinda stuck? I figured factorizing but I can't seem to find any good factors :/- Elpinetos
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Programs Undergraduate degree to graduate degree in Nuclear Engineering
I'm currently an undergraduate in electrical engineering. There aren't any nuclear engineering programs in my state, but I'm highly considering getting a graduate degree in nuclear engineering following my undergraduate degree, because it's very interesting to me. However, I'm wondering...- axmls
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Factoring 3rd degree polynomial for eigenvalues
Homework Statement Was given a matrix To find the eigenvalues I set up the characteristic equation [-1-x | 7 | -5 ] [-4 | 11-x | -6 ] [-4 | 8 | -3-x] With some dirty work I got this bad boy out, which I'm having trouble factoring -x3+7x2-15x+9Homework Equations...- hops1
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Field extensions of degree 10 over the rationals.
Homework Statement Show that if \alpha is real and has degree 10 over \mathbb{Q} then \mathbb{Q}[\alpha]=\mathbb{Q}[\alpha^3] Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution It is clear that \mathbb{Q}[\alpha^3]\subset \mathbb{Q}[\alpha]. This gives us the sequence of fields...- Theorem.
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Programs Sorting my life out and getting my degree
I'm not going to give you guys the full story, but I will summarise. A fair few years ago, I got into some trouble, starting drinking far too much and basically went of the rails. I got kicked out of uni, ended up going to prison for a little bit, almost died after being stabbed and got into a...- smileandbehappy
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Determining the least possible degree of a polynomial function
Homework Statement Determine the least possible degree of the function corresponding to the graph shown below. Justify your answer. Homework Equations The graph is attached. I remade the graph using google grapher, but the graph I got in the test have exactly the same x-intercepts (-2 of order...- fakecop
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- Degree Function Polynomial
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Does 1 have a degree of 1 or 0?
Or is it both?- student34
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Not sure what type of job to look for. ME degree with Aerospace exp
Hi all, I graduated college from a state school with a degree in Mechanical Engineering in May 2011 and started my job at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center shortly after. I worked as a flight ops controller for a relatively high-profile (but old) Earth science mission, then in June of this...- DyslexicHobo
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Properties of Roots in Univariate Polynomial of Degree n
Homework Statement 1. Let ##p(x) = a_{0} x^{n} + a_{1} x^{n−1} + ... + a_{n} , a_{0} \neq 0 ##be an univariate polynomial of degree n. Let r be its root, i.e. p(r) = 0. Prove that ## |r| \leq max(1, \Sigma_{1 \leq i \leq n} | \dfrac{a_{i} }{ a_{0} } | )## Is it always true that? ## |r| \leq...- knowLittle
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What sort of degree is best for working on propulsion systems?
Hello I am currently an aerospace engineer at university and was beginning to wonder whether it was the best idea to be an AE engineer. The curriculum involves courses on propulsion systems and the different methods as well as other courses about the actual structure of aircraft and...- QuantumPadawan
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Programs Do I Need a Degree to Pursue a Career in Biology and EECS?
I currently have enough knowledge equivalent to someone with a BsC in EECS, physics, chem, bio and mathematics. I want to self-study even more to the point of PhD level knowledge in those areas. I want to be a biology researcher and work at NSA. For that, is the knowledge enough or should I...- Shivam3013
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Programs Do I need a degree in education to teach as a Professor?
I plan on double majoring in Physics/Mathematics and then hopefully Ill be going to graduate school to get my Phd. I want to teach physics at a university. Do i need a degree in education as well? If yes; what level of degree? (ie Minor, major, masters etc) Thanks!- cmcraes
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Programs Bachelors degree in mechanical or aerospace engineering?
I want to be an aerospace engineer, but the university i want to go to doesn't offer it as a major (or master for that matter). So i was wondering if it would be best to first get a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering then get a master's degree in aerospace engineering (in another...- ricandre69
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Programs Doubts about a master degree after Computer Engineering
Hi everyone, this year i'll get my Bachelor Degree in Computer Engineering, i have some doubts about the master course to get; actually my university offers these courses in accordance with my Bachelor Degree: (i'll write only those who catched my interest) - Computer Engineering ...- nebbione
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Is 1 degree K/C equivalent at all temperatures?
This is an odd question. I was talking with a social scientist the other day and he seemed to think that the amount of energy it takes to raise the temperature 1 degree Celsius or Kelvin was minutely different depending on the temperature (ie near absolute zero the energy it takes to increase T...- Urshilikai
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Programs Can you Actually do Anything with your engineering Degree
I only have a couple semesters left to earn my degree and I still feel as if I have leaned nothing. I know that seems sad but that's honestly how I feel. I'm finishing up my undergraduate degree in electrical engineering. I just get the general sense that what my professors are teaching me is...- GreenPrint
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Choosing the Right Master Degree for an Electronics Engineer
I am an Electronics Engineer and is heavily troubling my mind for one year already what master degree to pick up,i know i have to make a wise choice.This is how i define wise choice: 1.A master degree should be a respected degree(obviously and the university) to a strict employer's eye.A...- mynick
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Programs Advice in pursuing an Engineering Degree online.
Because of my current financial situation, I must work at least part time while furthering my education. I've been looking into accredited online colleges that offer some kind of Engineering program, I haven't found any. What I have found: Southern New Hampshire University offers a Bachelor of...- BassTooth
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Solution of a polynomial with degree 25
Homework Statement You have a fixed payment loan, you know the quantity you need to pay every year, the years until maturity and (I suppose to) the loan value and you need to calculate which is the yield to maturity. Homework Equations Loan Value =Fp/(1+i) + Fp/(1+i)2+...+ Fp/(1+i)n...- jonjacson
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Programs Diverse Interests Degree Trouble
Have to declare my major this year and I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place. I was previously a physics major, but decided to change tracks due to my stronger interest in chemistry, biology, and engineering. My current plans are to try to go to medical school and get into academic...- dr721
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Programs Masters in physics after geology degree?
Hi, I'm currently starting a geology degree and I was wondering if it would be possible after graduation to do a masters in physics, more specifically nuclear physics. I've contacted my universities head of physics and he said "geology can be acceptable" however I don't feel like this is a...- MrGeology
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Which degree is right for me to have master's in software engineering?
I've always been fascinated to software's. But my university doesn't provide bachelor in software engineering.There are 2 majors :-Computer Science and Computer Engineering with 143 credit hours each. Which degree would be right for me so that I can follow the software engineering later in my...- cguy450
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Finding a 4th degree polynomial
Problem: q(x)=x^2-14\sqrt{2}x+87. Find 4th degree polynomial p(x) with integer coefficients whose roots include the roots of q(x). What are the other two roots of p(x)? I found that the two roots of q(x) are x=7\sqrt{2}-\sqrt{11} and x=7\sqrt{2}+\sqrt{11}. Since they are conjugates of...- SwimmingGoat
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Am I too old to pursue a physics degree/ UF vs Florida Tech?
I have been going back and forth between pursuing a degree in physics or ee. A recent opportunity is making me decide a year sooner than I had planned. I will be 35 yr old when I finish my B.S. and plan to pursue a M.S. in whichever I decide. Will I be considered too old by employers in the...- BrianH321
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Programs Is a Physics Degree Worth Pursuing as a Second Degree?
Hello, I have completed an biological science degree in the UK but realized towards the end of my degree that my real interest lay in physics. I'm now in my mid 20's, paying the bills working full-time in a banking job but I am looking to move into physics as this is what I'm really...- Fractal21
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Programs Best Engineering degree for a physicist at heart?
Hello PF community, I am currently a sophomore in college about to declare a major, and I wanted to know what engineering degree is most closely related to/has the most to do with physics. Physics is my passion, but I don't think I can commit to a physics degree. I am looking at a mountain of...- The Visitor
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Engineering Thinking about second Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering
Hello, I would like some advice on getting a second Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering. I currently have a Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering. I should've gone for a C.E. degree since it was only 16 more credits but I didn't think it would matter much, so I didn't. Now I'm...- ashifulk
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Programs Pursuing a degree as an astrophysicist
Okay so I'm looking into pursuing a degree as an astrophysicist, however I'm not sure if it is best suited to work in the field in which I would like to pursue I don't want to get stuck just studying stars and junk that will happen after I'm done I need assistance figuring out which degrees to...- GonnaBeFamous
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Schools Is there any University that provides Under Grad degree in Maths
Hi All, Is there any Good University that provides Under Grad degree in Maths or Physics through distance education ? Thanks, -D- Debo Industry
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Programs US - where to get loan for Masters degree?
hello, where can i get loan for masters degree. i know some companies like discover give loan for graduate study but I'm curious what better options i have. is it too late to fill fafsa and apply for federal loan?- catsarebad
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Greater degree of the slope=faster acceleration, historical backgroud
Is there a physicist who has discovered this, and could you explain how he/she did it or give me? Yes I know, I have asked almost the same question, but I need both of them. thank you- m_p_w
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- Acceleration Degree Historical
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General Science degree or specific area?
So i love astronomy, physics, maths and cosmology. I want to bring this all together so i found a degree 'AstroPhysics", and it is something which i can do well in and enjoy. I'm wounding if i should go for this degree or go for an Advanced Science Degree major in Physics? So it is more of a...- nick1o2
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Programs Which Double Major Best Prepares for a Career in Robotics?
Hello I am a 19 year old undergraduate college student that is interested in the field of robotics but I’m not sure in what direction to go in. I am planning to transfer to either CalPoly or Cal State LB after community college depending on the program that offers the best courses. Computer...- younginprogres
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Programs Doing a Physics PhD without a Physics Undergrad Degree?
Hi I will be graduating with an MChem (4 year integrated Masters Chemistry Degree) next year and I'm thinking about potential PhD's to go into. I was just wandering what kind of flexibility you have in choosing what field you go into. I was looking at some programmes in physics that have...- Nomad_91
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Programs Skills to learn before pursuing degree in mechanical engineering
I am going to be entering college as a freshman this fall and planning on majoring in mechanical engineering, but I have plenty of free time until then (~two months) and want to acquire some skills that are essential (or just useful) to the field. I'm interesting in things that would be to my...- hunter77
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Unraveling the Mystery of Non-45 Degree Slopes
Hi all, I notice the patterns such as v = 0.5at^2 and PE(spring)=0.5kx^2, etc...but, all examples I have seen show the slope (acceleration, or the spring constant, k) as being a 45 degree angle. Thus, the area of the triangle underneath the graph makes good sense (x^2 or t^2). But, let's...- JFS321
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Programs Jobs for a bachelors degree in physics?
I plan on getting a bachelors in physics at my university. My question is what kind of jobs will I be able to get? I want to know any possible jobs, including ones that aren't related in physics. Also, say if I were to also double major or minor in economics or applied math. What sorts of...- eshah5759
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How Do You Convert -300 Degrees to Radians?
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Mix mathematics with physics in undergrad degree?
Hello, I am in a bit of a dilemma. I am right before my undergrad degree and I have been torn apart between physics and mathematics. I have never really studied physics, very little in high school, but it seems fascinating to me and I figured that just because I didn't have a chance to study...- Orha
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- Degree Mathematics Physics Undergrad
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MHB Inexact Differential Equation with 4 Degree
hello ... I wanted to demonstrate the solution of a differential equation, and as I do not yet know the latex language, then I take pictures of the leaves with my solutions ... the user who wants to give more solutions is well received and is welcome ... att jefferson alexander vitola (Smile)...- jeffer vitola
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