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This is an old written homework assignment from 2018 for the class, intro to materials engineering. The topics covered in this assignment are; net interatomic forces, modulus of elasticity, melting points, coefficient of thermal expansion, energy well curves, crystal structures, lattice parameters, unit cells, and density

This is an old written homework assignment from 2018 for the class, intro to materials engineering. The topics covered in this assignment are; ceramic structures, electronegativity, ionic, covalent bonding, crystal structures, rock salt structure, density calculations, lattice constants, white tin, grey tin, and theoretical density.

This essay covers a conference that explained some of the issues that plagued Latin America today and in the 20th century. The first part is about problems with brazil's higher education policies. The second part is about the origins of Columbia's War on drugs that still existed to this day. A more extensive explanation is written since the War on drugs involved US foreign policies during the Nixon administration.

This is an old second midterm for the course, MATH 246, from the semester of Fall 2016. The exam covers; mass spring dampener systems, damping coefficients, time domain plots, general solution, particular solution, characteristic polynomials, chracteristic equations, homogenous equation, method of underdetermined coefficients, key identities, specific solution, varaiation of parameters, and Laplace transformation.

This is a review packet for midterm three for the course, MATH 246. It covers everything needed that would be included in midterm three. Topics include; eigenpairs, fundamental pair of solutions, eigenvalues, matrix form, nonlinear systems, linearization, the flow rate in tanks, Hamiltonian systems, phase portrait, particular and general solutions.

This is an old midterm three from the fall 2016 semester for the course, MATH 246. The midterms cover; tank flow rates, eigenpairs, eigenvectors, eigenvalues, vector form, matrix form, initial value, general solution, particular solution, nonlinear systems, linearization, stationary solution, and phase portraits.

This is an old final exam from spring 2016 for the course, the differential equation for scientists and engineers. It was given as practice for the finals during a review session. The topics covered include eigenvalues, eigenvectors, linearization of a system, nonlinear planar systems, stationery solutions, semi-stationary solutions, particular solutions, fundamental set of solutions, homogenous, nonhomogenous solutions, Euler's method, and phase line plots. A tank of water with a salt brine pr...

This is an old midterm from fall 2017 for the course, Statistical Methods for Product and Processes Development. The exam covered probability, Poisson's ratio, reliability, failure, combination, hypergeometric probability, and binomial distribution.

The notes cover how the roman republic's political system works, the social environment of the Roman people, and its decline. It includes diagrams and tables to assist in understanding the system visually. It helps with understanding how the Roman republic's political system was a mixed political system with elements of a monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy

The notes cover how the roman republic ruled by the consuls and the senate, turned into imperial Rome ruled by emperors. First, it covers how the Marian reforms and sulla's reign have weakened the republic's political system. It covers the first and second triumvirate that gradually weakened the republic's political system. It briefly covers characters such as Julius Caesar, Pompey, Octavian, Mark Antony, and Crassus. It ends with a brief overview of how Emperor Augustus (Octavian) made reforms ...