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Density equals Mass over Volume; remember that, it's important.
Chemistry lab was fun today, because we actually got to do a lab. Woooooo. I love doing experiments and playing around with potentially dangerous things. Even though ethyl alcohol and bits of lead aren't really that bad- well, I guess you could throw the lead at someone. Then they'd have a 4.6g lump on their forehead.
Stayed after class for a bit to talk about the homework and how I screwed it up (very, very badly- I thought I was wrong but I was actually right, but I freaked and put down things that seemed like they would make more sense.) But now I get it. So, happiness.
Apparently Prof. Palomeque is also interested in quantum physics. So Sam and I hung out for a bit and talked about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. The upshot of this is, he told us that he'd give us a problem in classical mechanics towards the end of the semester, and if we solved it, he'd give us ten points on our lowest grade. Which fucking rocks, since he's not giving it to everyone and that makes me feel all smart and stuff.
(Note to self: find out what classical mechanics entails, exactly.)
And now I get to haul my smart self off to Public Speaking, with my completed homework. I know my homework is done because I skipped sociology to do it. This may not have been a good idea, since our first test is on Tuesday, but what the hell. It's nothing I can't study over the weekend.
Also have a math test this afternoon. No problem- it's only Euyler's stupid brain teasers. Then I get to go home and do lots and lots of chemistry.
My head hurts and it's pissing me off.
Stayed after class for a bit to talk about the homework and how I screwed it up (very, very badly- I thought I was wrong but I was actually right, but I freaked and put down things that seemed like they would make more sense.) But now I get it. So, happiness.
Apparently Prof. Palomeque is also interested in quantum physics. So Sam and I hung out for a bit and talked about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. The upshot of this is, he told us that he'd give us a problem in classical mechanics towards the end of the semester, and if we solved it, he'd give us ten points on our lowest grade. Which fucking rocks, since he's not giving it to everyone and that makes me feel all smart and stuff.
(Note to self: find out what classical mechanics entails, exactly.)
And now I get to haul my smart self off to Public Speaking, with my completed homework. I know my homework is done because I skipped sociology to do it. This may not have been a good idea, since our first test is on Tuesday, but what the hell. It's nothing I can't study over the weekend.
Also have a math test this afternoon. No problem- it's only Euyler's stupid brain teasers. Then I get to go home and do lots and lots of chemistry.
My head hurts and it's pissing me off.