#ug-engineering
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does anyone here have a pdf containing differential calc, particularly abt derivatives?
badly need
thank you in advance
Lol
i think computer or software
imo you can't go wrong with most of them lol
so wtv you wanna learn more about, do that
obvs some cases you might wanna avoid some but generally that is the case
for example aerospace engineering for most nationalities it isn't a good idea to study that
why is that so
with aerospace engineering much of the jobs are in places like nasa for example
which in the US is under the department of defense
so you must be a US citizen to work there
yes
I said that for many and not all nationalities
fair enough
in case you aren't a citizen of one of those countries
not sure where he's from
also since it's largely government owned
the wages
could be lower
right
like in india u can only work in isro and defense
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Yassss
what is with this sudden usage of emojis kuro
Yay
pi=3
Oof
Pi = 3.
If pi = 3, and g=10. Does this mean that 3^2 is equal to 10?
If 9=10, I can cancel out the 9 so it's 0=1.
/s
MBBS channel plox
@cyan phoenix It’s in the works, give us a bit.
@humble mica that only applies in engineering
@cyan phoenix done #ug-biology-and-medicine
ty @modest tangle
You are incorrect @naive oar
That's #588134108224552961
That was me @dreamy talon
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If you think money will make you a god, you’re not even Thor material
Sorry this off topic
Bob the builder is best engineer
Hai mubin
? @bamboozie#5144
Fundamental Theorem of Engineering
pi=e=sqrt(g)=3
sin(x)=x
numerical solutions are the best
guys
How to make car engine?
youre asking or
Asking
It's not that simple-
Like you'd need to know a ton of math, physics and even material sci before you can get there imo
But you can learn about it naively
Ok will do thanks
How it works is a lot easier than how it's made
Point
the working is just fascinating
@dreamy talon there are some mini models available which you can build and apparently run
Ok
😂
"the subject that takes the first two terms of the Taylor expansion"
Wait
I typed that before?
I don’t remember that but I expect me to do so
Coz cmon it’s fundamental
How to make a rocket engine
I wamt to mek roket wen ai gro ub
"the subject that takes the first two terms of the Taylor expansion"
@grand schooner first two? First one that's all lol
Very funny human beings
Why are you in engineering?
Coz hes asking for java
Java needs help from engineering
Engineering needs to help java
Java was lost in the streets
Hes searching for Java
like is it going to be successful
I don't think Bsc in mech eng exists
lmao
actually
for engineering
it's far more desirable to graduate with an MEng
- Methanol (CH3OH) is industrially produced from syngas by the following reaction:
The reaction has incomplete conversion. The product CH3OH is condensed, and the unreacted gases CO and H2 are recycled (see the schematics below). It is known that for the overall feed of 1 mol/min CO and 2 mol/min H2 to the process, 0.25 mol/min of CO remains unreacted. The unreacted CO appears in Stream 2 together with other components. Stream 2 is fed into a condenser, from which CO and H2 will be recycled back to the reactor (as Stream 3). Stream 4 is the output from this process and contains pure CH3OH.
Molar mass : MH= 1 g/mol, Mc= 12 g/mol, Mo= 16 g/mol
a)Calculate the production rate of CH3OH in mol/min. What is the overall extent of reaction? Draw a boundary to surround the system for your calculation.
b)If the recycling step is removed, what is the extent of reaction?
inside the reaction vessel, things could be approximated as an equilibrium
define the system as the vessel
and is the free energy of the reaction or the equilibrium constant (at a certain temperature) provided?
A 55 kg astronaut who weighs 190 N on a distant planet is pondering whether she can leap over a 7.0-m-wide chasm without falling in.
If she leaps at a 15∘ angle, what initial speed does she need to clear the chasm?
i have been on this question for 20 min. can someone help?
W = mg on the planet, so we can find g of that planet! That'll be our vertical acceleration.
Horizontal components:
Sx = 7 m
Ux = U cos(15)
ax = 0
Vertical components:
Sy = 0 m
Uy = U sin(15)
ay = -g
With all these info given, now we'd have to figure out which kinematics equations to use!
@fickle sleet try use the horizontal components to find t first, then use t with the vertical components. I think you might have to do a simultaneous substitution
got it thanks @supple quest
I did this question with a friend and ended up getting 5 different answers
Which engineering is best for business?
Industrial or software?
I mean entrepreneurship
Software imo
Are computer engineering related fields getting saturated?
Or software/ hardware engineering fields
Depends
For the most part
The comp sci field is expanding
Open more jobs
Currently the saturation is in the computer science field
Computer engineering exists but finding jobs is difficult
Yea i meant is it tough getting jobs as an engineer like fr
depends on what area in computer science
the really fancy stuff like data science etc is far from saturated
sorry i meant like a full stack developers, it falls under computer science.
ah yes full stack is starting to saturate really badly
yeah i was told countless times to go into computer science by many people but i gracefully said 'no' and i went into computer engineering field instead(well planning to) . Sure i wont find many jobs around it but when i do it'll be a pretty good pay roll
but besides all that, it's enjoyable.
hard to find jobs in India/Pak for it
but if you're good enough there are really nice oppurtunities in the West
Absolutely, met a full stack dev in Pakistan and i showed him my github and he went like 'yeah this great, but you wont find any jobs here regarding this,maybe you should focus on some frameworks and then maybe you could get a job'. The pain was surreal.
Yeah you need frameworks anywhere
Just HTML/CSS/JS is useless
*JavaScript frameworks
talk about embedded here and you'll be redirected to stack and no other option sadly
yeah its sad tbh
most of the desi tech industry is in some sort of outsourcing or the other
and guess what kinda work most peeps want outsourced? full stack w/JS frameworks
Mainly React, Angular or Vue
this person in particular was doing most of the work in JavaLite
yeah its a common backend choice for large companies even in 2021
unfortunately, i'm not at all familiar with this stuff. So what i'm saying is probably cringing you out.
certainly hearing java did to my ears.
Java is kinda cringe
just that for whatever reason large companies find it to be a reliable backend for their products
in fact that's it, Java is reliable
Node.js can be quirky sometimes, especially once you throw npm in the mix
and cross platform which i respect about java.
according to the memes i have seen, node modules stack up to become order of gigabytes which is considered bloat imo
Happens on some larger apps
But is isn't as bad as the memes say most of the time
Average is only 100-150MB,and that's in your development machine
heh, good to know.
Google "maximum power transfer theorem"/"thevenin's theorem"/"norton's theorem" that should help
Already solved it,like 2 months ago..
Sorry?
No, it's cool!!!
I solved it differently, but this works as well..
Yeappppppp
hello does anyone use cyberduck here if so pls tag me i got a question
Is anyone here studying or going to Georgia Tech
hallo :') can someone who's taken signals pls explain to me
why do two signals with different frequencies, when sampled at a sampling frequency equal to the sum of their individual frequencies, result in complete aliasing
I need to evaluate this integral using u substitution. Any help?
Try e^3x = u
So you get it in the form:
du/dx = 3e^3x
dx = du/3e^3x
Funky crowbar 1/3 [ 1/4 + u²]du
Factor 4 out of the denominator and the:
1/12 [ 1/1 + (u/2)²]
Multiply the numerator by 0.5
1/6[0.5/1 + 0.25u²]
1/6[tan^-1 (0.5u)] + c
I am not sure if this correct,
What’s Funky crowbar ?
The integral sign 😌
You can't tell me it doesn't look like one
What about the summation sign?
Issa funky E :DDD
Where’s the e?
Oh, sorry forgot to put it back in the end.
Thank you for pointing out!
😊
It is. Thanks
How many moles of carbon are there in 3.5 moles of ibuprofen
Can anyone help with this question?
There are 13 Carbons per ibuprofen molecule (you can check the skeletal structure online), so in 3.5 moles there'll be 3.5×13 carbons.
Thanks man
hey could someone please help me understand the thermodynamics behind surface melting
I think this should be it
share the answers here
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Zero
why ?
That part of the circuit is not completed.
its earthed tho
wont current flow to the earth
Try it and see :)
Expand first then integrate
ah
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