Finished with school!..for now, graduation tomorrow Options

[celicamike]

Well, its over. I just finished my last final exam this morning, and I dont have anything else to do other than walk up onto a stage and grab my degree. It's been a long journey, but tomorrow I will be graduating from Cal State San Bernardino with a B.S. in Chemistry (with honors) . I wish I was done with school forever, but it's going to be another 4-6 years because I've been accepted to graduate school. I normally don't like to blow my own horn, but you'll have to excuse me because I'm just feeling really stoked right now.

It would be nice to get a full time job and put the kind of money into the celica that I've been wanting to for the last three years as a broke college student. In the long run though, I'd like to futher my education. My celica's been a good college car, and I'm hoping it will last me through grad school, because I'll be going from being a broke college student to a broke grad student. At least I don't have any debt and I own my car outright.

Now that school's over I'll need to start looking for a place to live in LA, but first, I'll be taking a week long camping trip with some friends that we've been planning for a while now. I've been looking forward to this for some time, and I'm just feeling really good right now. Thought I'd share.

[jazzcornet]

sorry for the late replies guys, i've been busy powdercoating.

for clarification:

Vslow boat = (3- (t/4))mph

and the velocities are relative velocities, which implies that you need to factor in the current as well.

good luck!!

here's the only hint i'll give you:

find the limits of integration first and save yourself the headache

This post has been edited by jazzcornet: Jun 17, 2008 - 1:54 PM

[lubu]

sorry for the late replies guys, i've been busy powdercoating.

for clarification:

Vslow boat = (3- (t/4))mph

and the velocities are relative velocities, which implies that you need to factor in the current as well.

good luck!!

here's the only hint i'll give you:

find the limits of integration first and save yourself the headache

hrms...weird

3t and (3-(t/4)) if you sub t=0

ull get o and 3 then initially the slower boat is 3mph ahead?

edit: wrong expression

This post has been edited by lubu: Jun 17, 2008 - 2:29 PM