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Overview: Can't decide between two scenarios. 1)Graduate spring 2014 with B.S. in physics 2)Graduate spring 2015 with B.S. physics and B.S. in computational mathematics (also with additional physics courses and labs) Situation: I can graduate next spring with the minimal classes for...

Homework Statement A particle of unknown mass moves in a circular orbit of radius R under the influence of a central force centred at some point inside the orbit. The minimum and maximum speeds of the particle are vmin and vmax respectively. Find the orbital period T in terms of these speeds...

These are the classes for this year, we do it by year at our university. But in reality I have all my classes figured out until I graduate in 2015 including 2 masters level courses. Physics Major - Sophmore Year Summer: Calculus 2 Calculus 3 Modern Physics I Fall: Differential Equations...

This one wasn't too hard. I came up with the following answer, if there's any flaws I'd like them to be pointed out.

I made it through my first year of college on a full ride, my second year I worked and payed it off and can say until this summer (which is the start of classes for the third year) I had no student debt. But when I graduate I still will have around 32K in student debt. I have talked to my loan...

I had never heard of a Chick-fil-A until this controversy. But I am for kissing more chicks.

I have my Calc 2 finals tomorrow so if you have any questions about the course you may ask me. Got almost 100% in the class.

Hopefully we can find someone else who knows that subject or is studying it to join you!

Calculus Based Physics 1 and 2. Physics for Scientist and Engineers 1: Topics include: kinematics, Newtonian dynamics, work, energy, power, conservation of energy and momentum, circular motion, rotational motion, gravity, harmonic oscillations, wave motion and sound. Edit: Not sure on the...

I was just wondering if anyone has ever tried this? Anyway, Over the summer, I'm taking calculus 2, multi variable calculus and university physics. This fall I will be in modern physics, university physics 2, diff equations and chemistry. I was just wondering if anyone would like to...

Heh. No but it's something I have noticed. It reminds them of their family more, and if a girl has a great connection with her family I believe she will be more inclined to date a guy who has similar traits.

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The only way it would be possible, of what the article discusses, is if there were tons of guys acting in homosexual ways, which i presume is false

Interesting topic. I'm 6'3 and pretty well built and I've dated girls from 5'2 to 6'2 (currently with a 5'2). I've also been rejected by all types of girls in between those areas too. What I've noticed, from watching friends and girls I've dated, is that if the girl has a tall father and tall...

Halibut :D But probably theoretical work with plasma physics. Although nuclear physics very much interests me also. I hope through this site and a few more classes I can find something about physics I will enjoy above others. Otherwise for now I've always loved math and I enjoy the problem...