Homework Statement
Find general solution to:
xy''+2y'+4xy=0
Homework Equations
Frobenius Method or Bessel's Equation
The Attempt at a Solution
I know how to get the roots for this problem (which are r1 = 0 & r2 = -1). But not I don't know what to do with these roots. I know that...
Hi all. I'm trying to fill up some humanities requirements, and thought I would actually try to learn something useful for my career. I want to go into aerospace, but I'm not sure which language will be more useful . . . Russia is IMO the current world leader in human space flight and we have a...
Well, IMHO space flight is limited to Mars. Seriously. If you want to revolutionize space travel, either learn how to make the universe smaller, or get into space structures. Light speed is pretty much the limit for speed. Even if we achieve that, we are talking about light YEARS, and a lot of...
According to bls.gov, none. Unless you are willing to work oversees for cheap cause that's where all of those jobs are going. Sucks cause I really like my Circuits class (well, sucks for a lot of other reasons).
Sophomore Mechanical engineering major. Will declare Aerospace minor once I have the prerequisites. I would like to eventually work in the aerospace discipline, however my state does not have a university that offers the aero major.
A big part of me says "take what you can get," when it comes...
Starting to get into the thick of it!
Thermodynamics
Material Sciences
Physics II
Comp EE
Construction Management (fills up quickly, should have taken this a year ago)
I took Statics over the Summer and will be taking a credit exam for Calc III in a few weeks ($20 for a credit? Yes...
Homework Statement
Indefinite integral of (x^2+5x+16)/sqrt(x^2-16x)
Homework Equations
Trig substitution and identities.
The Attempt at a Solution
I've tried setting x = 4 sec x but it has turned into a mess, and I really don't know where to go now. Using x, I'm left with...
What about someone wanting to work in Aerospace? The "blurry future job opportunities" is an excellent point, but I mean we are riding their rockets up to space right now. They are clearly one of the leaders in the space community at this time, and a global alliance seems to be the only answer...
As a ME major, I would have to suggest that you study something else so that there is one less person for me to compete with (completely joking).
I myself was originally studying EE until I researched bls.gov (which has also been mentioned). They show a 3% overall job growth over the next 10...
LOL. Yes, REM cycles. I didn't even notice that I spelled it that way. Rapid Eye Movement. Thanks.
As far as training yourself, I believe its possible because I've been trying it myself. I stick to around 6 hours a night, and feel rested throughout the day. One thing that I have noticed though...
What about RIM cycles? I've read where a RIM cycle takes ~3 hours to complete. With that said, a 3 hour sleep is more effective than a 4 or 5 hour sleep just because how our brain fluctuates in activity. That would have to assume that 6 hours would be more efficient than 7 or 8 hours. Also, 20...
It's cause we all can count and realize that if we take more hours we can finish sooner! The way I see it is if I want to be an engineer, I should go ahead and get used to the pressure! :)
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American History 2057 (post civil war)
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16 hours so far. Wait listed for a Construction Management. That'll bump me up to 18.