I am using an old textbook as a reference, and the equation given for the electrical permittivity of free space ε0 is given in terms of:
(Fm-1)
where this measurement notation represents farads per meter. Why the superscript of -1 in the notation?
I have often been distracted easily, and I have also been a bad procrastinator in the past. In fact, depending upon what you are using as a reference of measure when you say you are not like "normal students," daydreaming and procrastinating might well be the "norm"--at least for mandatory...
I've been putting together my own kind of self-study course myself as well. I found Kim Seward's (West Texas A&M University) tutorials to be a great reference for College Algebra:
http://www.wtamu.edu/academic/anns/mps/math/mathlab/col_algebra/index.htm
I don't know where you're looking to...
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I currently have a BA in Philosophy from 2008 and am interested in getting an MS in Electrical Engineering.
Are the loans worth it? Does the salary typically outweigh the cons of the loans? How is the employment out there for electrical engineers?
Does anyone have any idea as to how my BA...