I think in electrical systems, you can have a current that pulses like a square function or "saw tooth" graph. I guess if you wanted to find the energy or whatever it is you would sum the area under that graph, and you could maybe set up a series to find that

 

Good luck Jon, because I have no freaking clue what you just said. ???

 

As in when testing 3 phase transfromers in a chemical plant!

 

Tony does know this stuff, he's a Mech E so he had all these classes

GL man, Calc wasn't too bad, if you need help solving stuff hit me up. I've never had too much prob with it all.

William

 

Cal 3 and diff eq. at the same time???? You are crazy!

 

Calc 2 IMO was the hardest, after that Calc 3 and Diff eq were a breeze.

William

 

Damn, that's what it was....I'm in diff eq. I thought really seriously about buying a pocket translator at one point. Wally World didn't have any "I'MFUCKEDANESE" on hand though. How do you start a problem with 4 different letters, 1 number, and end up with y=a number??? lol

 

Yea cal 2 was definitely the hardest for me. If have diff eq next, and im with lt1wannabe on how to solve a problem with 4 letters and 1 number It just doesnt sound too fun.

 

Calc2 FTL.....integrating trig functions was not that much fun...

Don't worry, you'll NEVER use it on the real world..

 

what would you know?

 

more than you will ever know son....

 

ohhhh
whats the deal man? what you doing for the summer?

 

calc 2 blows. diff eq isnt that bad tho.