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Physics 1A, Section 6. December 4, 2008. Section Business. Final is 4 hour long. History suggests you should expect an orbit problem. History suggests you should expect a fluid problem (continuity eq., Bernoulli’s eq., Archimedes’ princ.).
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Physics 1A, Section 6 December 4, 2008
Section Business • Final is 4 hour long. • History suggests you should expect an orbit problem. • History suggests you should expect a fluid problem (continuity eq., Bernoulli’s eq., Archimedes’ princ.). • Otherwise, covers the full course, back to week 1. • I’m observing in Hawai’i Dec. 5 – 17. • only available by email: cdd@submm.caltech.edu
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Section Business • Final is 4 hour long. • History suggests you should expect an orbit problem. • History suggests you should expect a fluid problem (continuity eq., Bernoulli’s eq., Archimedes’ princ.). • Otherwise, covers the full course, back to week 1. • I’m observing in Hawai’i Dec. 5 – 17. • only available by email: cdd@submm.caltech.edu
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