Do my HW part 45

[Jon Miller]

these threads are farily common so I am sure we are to 45 now

now I want someone to do my homeowkr so I can screw off on apolyton

first thing needed is the book Jackson

so everyone who has that (and is willing to do a problem ro two) chime in

than Iw ill tell you the problem numbers

Jon Miller

[Jon Miller]

hurry though, soon there will be no new threads to go to and I will go back and take a derivative and be one problem closer to done

Jon Miller

[loinburger]

The answer is Pi/2.

[loinburger]

Or maybe it's e^(i * Pi). I always forget the difference between the two.

[Urban Ranger]

W00t, not 42?

[Jon Miller]

probably youa re right (to a few constants)

but I really need the solution, not the answer

Jon Miller

[loinburger]

D'oh, I hate having to show my work on assignments. It makes it a lot tougher to bull****.

[Ramo]

I have Griffiths.

[Urban Ranger]

Originally posted by loinburger
D'oh, I hate having to show my work on assignments. It makes it a lot tougher to bull****.

Yeah, but if you don't you won't get partial credits.

[Jon Miller]

if you don't you don't get any credit

Jon Miller
the voice of expereince

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by Ramo
I have Griffiths.

It's like Jackson, minus all the hard parts.

[KrazyHorse]

I don't have Jackson on me. Any problems you're willing to transmit via writing?

[Jon Miller]

thanks for the offer

I will post any that are getting me (assuming I get back to working on them)

Jon Miller

[KrazyHorse]

I can't guarantee I'll be able to do them. I'm sometimes incredible at EM and sometimes absolutely useless.

[loinburger]

Originally posted by Urban Ranger
Yeah, but if you don't you won't get partial credits.

I just scribble something that might be interpreted as a bunch of equations. My handwriting's so atrocious that I'm usually given the benefit of the doubt, since it's not like they can read my writing any other time...