Mark:
NUMBER NAMES
n-z: two
a-m: ? (NONE)
top row: two
right hand: million, uno
left hand: tres
Very clever.
B4h &d = beforehand
TTH:
Typewriter keyboard
You are correct.
"Holy sh*t try,
You don't know mark's (he he he)"
Thankfully I am unacquainted with Marks? However his:
P
T = Paula all over T(HOH)
Anon wrote,
"Hi Try, it is i."
Hiya toots, how's use doing?
Etc,
"dehydrate the eh's please"
Keep drinking fluids people.
Rumor Mill:
Francis is getting hacked off when people call him cuddly bumpkins! - population flee Paris
.Paris, Missouri, USA that is - Heart of Monroe County & Mark Twain Country. Friendliest town in Little Dixie
Hack away Monsure!
Try fails to agree with the ?'Shooting TV's'; as with the three coin toss thinks there is the same probability. (Although he has been wrong before).
Phoenix - hair not officially ?'blue'. (as in Marge Simpson) but falls outta bed just the same.
I found this all rather amusing
1. The equation in Quantum Mechanics which is the analog of Newton's second law in classical mechanics is
a. the Einstein relation. b. The Stefan-Boltzmann equation. c. the Schrödinger equation. d. the Quantum Number equation. e. none of these
2. One of the strange things about the formalism of quantum mechanics is that, instead of using algebraic symbols to represent quantities which are observed in nature, it uses
a. schematic symbols. b. Chinese characters. c. quantum mechanical arrow symbols. d. quantum mechanical values. e. quantum mechanical operators.
3. The significance of the absolute-square of the quantum mechanical wave function is that
a. it tells us about the probability of finding the particle at a particular position and time. b. it tells us about the size and shape of the particle under consideration. c. it tells us about the probability that the theory will work for a particular experiment. d. it is not always real, so that sometimes it has nothing to do with reality at all! e. it equals zero whenever the particle being studied falls below a certain position.
4. The quantum number in quantum mechanical formalism is similar to the
a. velocity of a particle in kinematics. b. charge on different particles. c. energy of a fast particle. d. harmonic number for standing waves on a string e. mole number in the study of thermodynamics.
5. The second excited state of a quantum system is the state that
a. is the second largest state. b. is two energy states above the ground state. c. is the second quantum state d. is two energy levels below the ground state e. has the quantum number n = 2.