mtarmyman

Please Help...I don't see any option that lets me do this.

I was out doing sprints today to get ready for tryouts that I have on Wednesday, when I felt my hamstring give way. I immediately got in my car, left, and am currently icing it. (20min on, 30min off) I need to have this thing ready for a Division 1 level tryout by this Wednesday, what can I do to be ready by then?

The switch in the figure has been open for a long time. It is closed at = 0.

PART A) What is the current through the battery immediately after the switch is closed?

PART B) What is the current through the battery after the switch has been closed a long time?

Image: http://session.masteringphysics.com/problemAsset/1...

I have been working on this problem for over an hour and just can't get it!

I need to get quicker. Not to be confused with "faster" or "endurance"...as i am comfortable with my max speed and my endurance, but I need to get to that max speed faster...improve my "0 to 60" time if you will. I also need to work on my quickness in changing directions, and coming to a quick stop and then, changing directions, and then getting to full speed again. I have about a month and a half till my sport starts up, any advice on what to do to improve on these? Thanks in advanced.

An electron moves along the z-axis with vz=5.0*10^7 m/s. As it passes the origin, what are the strength and direction of the magnetic field at the following

a) (2cm, 0cm,0cm)

b) (0cm, 0cm, 2cm)

c) (0cm, 2cm, 2cm)

I have the textplus for the itouch. I have been trying to send texts to my friends, (who have verizon) and even myself, (who has verizon), however the text, though the touch tells me it sent, never make it to my phone or my friends phones. Anyone else having this problem / know how to fix it.

I was installing a new radio in my 95 dodge intrepid, i had just hooked up everything (correctly because i tested it) and was in the process of pushing the wires to the back of the area where the radio goes, when all of the following went out: radio, power locks, mirrors, trunk button, interior lights. I can't seem to figure out what i did, i checked a few fuses and they seem fine, anybody have any idea what I did and how I can fix it?

I was installing (attempting to anyway) a new radio in my 95 dodge intrepid, i had just finished the connecting the wires, and was pushing them to the back of the radio slot, when my interior lights went out. I didn't put too much thought to it, but the radio i just installed didnt work when i tried it. (car still starts) I just the wires and it was connected correctly, but wouldnt work. I also saw that my auto locks didnt work either. Do you think that i might have blown a fuse or...in my messing around, knocked a wire lose?

I got a new radio from best buy with all the other self install kits, but i don't have a clue how to remove the dash to take out the radio itself, anybody know how to do this?

Simplify...(1 + cot(A))/csc(A)

now i know that 1 + cot^2 = csc^2, but i am not sure how to get it into the form so that I can use that. Thanks in advanced!

Simplify

tan(A) / [sec(A) - cos (A)]

thanks in advanced.

Stupid roomate argument, help us decide.

Dead but not gone....you are still there like, body wise...just under ground....and dead

Dead and gone.....your dead...and your gone....

really random argument with my college roommate...what do you guys think?

Does anyone know how to do this, here is the problem....

Car A drives passed Car B at a constant 24 m/s.....Car A, which was at rest, starts accelerating at 2.3 m/s^2 the instant it is passed by car B. How far does car A travel before passing car B, and at what speed does car A pass car B?

Please so equations, for me the "why" is more important then the answer itself. Thank you for your help!

I have a 2002 ford windstar van, today the o/d light began flashing, the abs light is on solid yellow, the break light is solid red (even with no e-break on) and speedometer and odometer says ---------. I am supposed to make a 2 trip today, will my car make it? Is there anything wrong or is the wiring just faulty?

My brothers been pretty good to me so I want to get him something big for his birthday, I have narrowed it down to an Xbox 360 (the $199 one) or ipod touch (the 8gb one). I can't decide so please choose one and post below! one with most posts wins!

The TV isn't new but it isn't old either Maybe 8-10 years. (its a nice model also, silver in color, and 36 inches, one of the last "tube" televisions the company produced) The channel changes at random times. Most of the time it is on one channel, but it will switch every now and then. The remote will not work, even with new batteries, don't get me wrong it "works" but the TV doesn't respond to it . Also the buttons on the TV itself do not work as they should. To ajust volume, you need to hold it down. If you just tap it, it changes the channel, same with all the other buttons, like menu, ok, tv/video, and exit...all just change it, except for the channel buttons, which don't work at all. I have unplugged and re-plugged....still nothing. Is there anything I can do to fix this problem the doesn't involve TV repairman or new tv?????

I'm not sure what happened. I had my labtop out in one class, put it away, transprted it to the next class, and the 'y' key was just very stiff. It feels like I am pushing down on something besides the key, but i havfe aready cleaned under the key with a q-tip and found nothing. When I press down on it, the bottom left corner of the key seems to be the area where the problem occures, as when i press it, except in that corner, is always presses on a ''slant'' downward toward the opposite corner. It is very annoying, and its hard to write papers when sometimes the 'y' dosen't register because I don't hit it hard enough. Nothing has been spilled on the labtop, in fact its only 4 months old. It's a Compaq Presario C700....any help is much appriciated! (I have not taken the key ''cap'' off because I'm not sure if they come off, if i could just pop off the 'y' cap to fix this please provide instructions for how to do this.)