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Answer
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Trigonometric function defined as the ratio between the opposite side and the hypotenuse
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Cosine
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Conic section that has an eccentricity equal to 1
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Parabola
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Part of the quadratic formula inside the radical sign that determines the number of distinct roots of a quadratic equation
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Discriminant
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A special kind of differential equation which has the form: dy/dx + yP(x) = Q(x)y^n
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Bernoulli
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A property of a square matrix A that is denoted by |A|
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Determinant
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A type of beam that has a fixed support at only 1 end
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Cantilever
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Condition that occurs when the sum of all forces and the sum of all moments acting on a body are equal to zero
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Equilibrium
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Ratio between the deformation of a body caused by subjecting it to stress and its original length
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Poisson's ratio
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Stress divided by strain (when the body obeys Hooke's Law)
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Modulus of elasticity
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Change in pitch that occurs when a sound source is moving with respect to the listener
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Doppler effect
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The frequency of a pendulum is only dependent on the acceleration due to gravity and this property of the pendulum
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Length
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Electric current multiplied by the voltage results in this quantity
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Power
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When circuit elements are arranged in this type of circuit, the current flowing through them is constant
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Series
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An integral transform that converts a function in time to a function of s which is equal to the integral of the product of the function in t and e^(-st), from zero to infinity
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Laplace
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The law of thermodynamics that states: if object A is in thermal equilibrium with object B, and object B is in thermal equilibrium with object c, then object A is in thermal equilibrium with object C.
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Zeroth
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The most efficient type of heat engine
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Carnot
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A thermodynamic quantity that represents the degree of disorder in a system
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Entropy
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A type of interest which is of the form F = P(1 +iN) where F is the future worth, P is the present worth, i is the interest, and N is the number of interest periods
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Simple
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The loss of value of a certain investment from its present worth until it reaches its salvage value
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Depreciation
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The oldest type of engineering profession
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Civil
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-Corbin