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Congrats...I am contemplating taking the exam soon, do you have any tips to offer? Also, how often is the construction exam currently offered? I know it says year-round, but I am unsure of the actual dates.

The axial force is in the hypotenuse of the triangle. It is a 30-60-90 triangle for which side ratios are 1, 2, sqrt of 3...So Rx = axial force/2

Sounds like your depth went reasonably well.  Mine wasn't a catastrophe, but I ended up straight up guessing on about 8, not to mention doubts on at least that many more.  

Yes, The depth was harder for me than the breadth.  

Any thoughts on the exam?

Can someone tell me what locations are the PE Exam administered in Alabama?

Awesome...Congrats!

Congrats...what depth?

Just replace _NOT_ with _FOR_

Yep...nothing yet.

Well I wish you the best this time! Long journey for me too (two jobs and four kids).

It is just a gut feeling from someone who has taken the exam too many times...haha

That has absolutely nothing to do with it!

I am not upset that the results did not come out today.  The way I look at it, it gives me another day to hold on to hope for passing.  Having said that, I do think that there is a good chance that they will be out tomorrow morning!

Yep...its kind of like when the island of misfit toys were waiting to see if Rudolph had told Santa about them!

That is just my opinion based on what I've read.  I went back and looked at many of the issues of The Licensure Exchange from the past few years.  All of the meetings of this type have been scheduled in advance, obviously.  Each fiscal year there is an agenda of things to accomplish and they are...

BTW, the control systems standard setting study has not happened yet because it is scheduled for May 2020.

Lol

That is an awesome story.  Congrats on the baby and hopefully on the results.  I think you should give him a nickname based on all of this...why not ask EB for suggested nicknames, it might be fun?

I believe this link should help clear things up.  There is a post in there that somewhat explains how they establish the 70% weighted cut score...hope this helps!