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>>11680928
BTU is a unit of energy. The electrical cost is going to be proportional to the power the unit draws, so you need to look for BTU/hr. 7000 BTU/hr is going to be a higher strain than 5000 BTU/hr, for sure. You need to look at the coefficient of performance of the unit too tho.

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>>11324779
I go to Pomona. It's pretty good. Probably the best of all the Cal States along with San Luis Obispo.

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>>11288191
Nigga, IQ is fucking BULLSHIT. Just apply yourself and you will be fine. Do you like math? Then by all means study it. Your success is proportional to the effort you put into it.

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>>11153332
You dont factor the exponential, you factor the rational function that multiplies it. Then you look at a table of LTs and apply a shifting theorem.
>>11151632
Walls make sounds because they are not absolutely solid. Only a vibrating wall will move the air around it and make sound.
>>11150847
Bleach is a solution of NaClO. When you heat the water, the Na ions and ClO ions decompose to something like units of NaCl and NaClO3 according to wikipedia.
t. not a chemist
>>11152462
b/h = AB/(h-CD)
>>11149595
Gross!

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>>11144770
Those who study pure physics end up with a solid understanding of the theoretical fundamentals and formalism. God help them if you ask "Given a flow with average velocity V, hydraulic diameter D, and required head H, is an axial or centrifugal pump a better choice?"

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