"The Devil is in the details!" as they say. For example, what’s the difference between "32 0F" and 32 F0"? Physics and math classes train students to see or observe things accurately and think and express their thoughts precisely.

This exam consists of 21 multiple choice questions and 6 of which are numeric. You need to attach your work so that your instructor can justify awarding partial credit .( Work needed for the numerical questions only) You will have 1 hour and 40 minutes to complete the test. The timer starts when you start and cannot be paused. The exam questions will be available once i click start and i will send them to you. Please let me know if friday or saturday works better for you and what time so i can start the timer for you to begin. 1439582 29 minutes ago The numeric questions require you to do calculations and enter a quantity (number) as your answer. If this quantity involves units, it must be expressed in SI units (a metric system), unless otherwise specified in an individual question of the exam. If a question provides data in non-SI units, you should know how to convert them to SI units when needed. 1439582 28 minutes ago Be sensitive to numbers and symbols. Please pay attention to the details. “The Devil is in the details!” as they say. For example, what’s the difference between “32 0F” and 32 F0″? Physics and math classes train students to see or observe things accurately and think and express their thoughts precisely. Please make sure you are presenting your algebraic expression in a right way, such as putting parentheses in right places.