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How hard is the Schooling to become an electrical engineer??

this guy on craigslist is selling a xbox 360 flashed with 7 games that have been copied…he says that he plays live and that he’s never been caught?
should i buy it or should i get elite?(remember 7 games!!!)
HE’s selling for 175 bucks

When I was little my grandparents owned about 80 acres, There was a type of rock in one of their creeks that when rubbed in water created what looked like soap suds. My grandfather told me it was “Soapstone” I assume because of that quality. Now that I’m older now, I realize that real Soapstone doesn’t create soap suds. What rock does and what color is it???

how many air changes per hour do I need to use to exhaust an electrical room with 10 kw of heat rejection.

I like liquid soap anything by Dove or Caress.

1.Because power lines have resistance and resistors transform electrical energy into heat. The lower the current, the less heat generated (and hence the less electrical energy lost).
2.Because power lines have resistance and resistors transform electrical energy into thermal energy. According to Ohm’s Law, the lower the current the lower the voltage. Thus both the voltage & current will be low and hence the power loss will be small.
3.Because power lines have resistance and resistors transform electrical energy into thermal energy. High currents would require larger power lines to reduce the amount of heat loss and hence be much more expensive than the small power lines that low currents require.
4.Because power lines have resistance and resistors transform electrical energy into heat. The lower the current the lower the resistance of the power lines and hence the less electrical energy is lost to heat.
****I tried the third one it is was wrong******

I need / want to learn more about electrical engineering. I find that a great place to learn from are forums. Do you know a good one for someone just starting out. I know the basics of electricity but want to take the next step. Phase angles, frequencies etc…

Will I be eating a bunch of soap residue that hasn’t yet had time to ‘break down’ by sitting in the cupboard for a while?

can you go in more depth about the electrical 4 way interaction?
and explain the variation in the net force over distance?
explain the significance of r0.

So, my sisters thought it would be a nice gesture to clean my car for me.. but they didn’t do it right. When I saw my car, there was soap scum all over it! I’ve been out there now for 2 hours, trying to wash it off with water and a sponge. But it just keeps coming back. How do you remove soap scum off a car?