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Nice, but I hope I won't have to do that jaja

Theres no parking lot close by, I guess we have to go street parking. I think it should be fine, I didnt see cleaning or alternate parking around the residential area close by.

would you answer 0 mph because that is the velocity of the train with respect to an observer on the train? ---> Well of course not, the question is not the speed of the train but the speed that was left behind caused by the shock, which would be the same irrespective if the shock moves or the...

PPI problem ask same, it is induced velocity behind shock, only difference there is the air was moving. There won't be any velocity induced if it weren't from the shock wave, no matter how you look at it air moving or wave moving shock wave is shock wave, and behind it was a velocity induced by...

Exactly they are the same. The sample problem in the PPI air is moving, this is like the imaginary guy riding the shock wave, but the question is the same, there is a velocity induced behind the shock, the reference is the shock wave, same in you problem although the wave moves and air is...

"What velocity is induced on stagnant air right after the shock wave passes through?" - I don't know if I am looking at it right, but by your explanation it seems that the difference is where PPI problem the air is moving and shockwave is stagnant, and in your problem air is stagnant and wave is...

Chapter 25 #6, this also velocity behind shockwave. Where if following SlayPE solution I can get the velocity as well after the shockwave. But Lindeburg did not do that to get the velocity behind the shockwave. 

Anyone else saw that the key answer on problem 10 SlayPE is a typo? It is also like one of the merm companion problem but show different solution, specially the last step made in the slayPE solution. So which one is which to follow? Anybody have an idea? 

I don't think you need to be sorry. In fact, thank you! Makes my brain relax more knowing my stuff will be secured during lunch break. I just bought the same at home depot. 

https://www.cnn.com/2017/04/10/travel/passenger-removed-united-flight-trnd/index.html

Just want to know why did it used thickness from 10" schedule 40 pipe when in the problem it says schedule 80 10" pipe? 

lmao! There's always that one guy right there.

Yup an hour early is best, find a parking spot, drink the coffee and relax.

There should be a locker room free or not.

It meant on test area no food, but you can bring food to eat during lunch outside test area which is the gym in NYC.

Thanks for the feedback! In that case,  I think I'd probably just stick to my schedule and do this one last addition which is the EngrProGuide.  I hope I covered enough to pass 1st take!..But there's always this feeling that I need to do more...Anyway I think you should start doing timed test...

Cool! Would just like to know because someone told me the problems in here are more complex even harder than SlayPE practice problems. But I also saw a review of this product that half of the problems are close to be test like as well. So just trying to get more feedback. If this would be...

Who else is using the METSPE Practice Test linked below?  https://ppi2pass.com/pe-mechanical-thermal-and-fluids-systems-practice-exam.html What can you say about this material? I'm looking for something to use for mock up a week before the exam.

I hear you. Thanks for the advice! 

What are you guys working on now? Im currently working on MERM companion, combustion problems, the last half of these problems are brutal! Jaja hardest subject ever! I was able to work all fluid problems just fine but this one had my head rolling.  How deep did you guys go with combustion?