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Please describe how to do this on the HP33S. Thanks

Thank you, Env. Engineer. I appreciate your quick response. Now for the more difficult task. How do I take the roots for a quadratic equation? Thank you

NC Car guy or others, Do you know how to turn off the comma on teh HP 33S Thanks

ElCid Would you please give a reference material for welding symbols? Thanks

Hello, I have an addendum to the solution. The volume of a right circular cone is V=(1/3) x 3.14159 x R^2 x h tan (36) =0.726, so 0.726= h/R; h=0.726R substituting in the eqn 5589 ft^3= (1/3) x 3.14159 x R^2 x 0.73 R: h = 14.05 ft The best

Hello, If you have any helpful hints on study material/websites for this section, I would appreciate them. I need to improve on this section. I thought that I scored the best on this section and instead I scored the worst on it. Thanks

Great work, A+ Thanks

ElCid, What is the addendum that you are referring? to 1926?

MA_PE, Thank you. I also found some info at http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx...cfr1926_08.html. This is a .pdf version. Where do you recommend buying the book or printed material for OSHA? Do you know the cost? Do you know where I may buy used books for the Design Standards for...

I have gone to the OSHA website and I read the outline of 29 CFR Part 1926. I could not find the materials in a .PDF format or Word of some other readable form. Does anyone know where the incidence rate is listed and an explaination of it? The height of the scaffold requirements? and other...

Env Engr, How is the OSHA material free? I went to the OSHA website and they listed the 29 CFR part 1926 table of contents. I was not able to open any .PDF or files from this part 1926. Thanks

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