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So I am majoring in aerospace engineering and for my technical electives, I wanted to take intermediate orbital mechanics and nano satellite engineering.

However I missed the window and the next time its offered will be after my graduation. Is there any ABET accredited online course that anyone can recommend for space technical electives ?

I need help with this question. I have already found k = 1/2, the radius 2, and N = -i -j but I am unsure how to locate the center of the circle

Find an equation for the circle of curvature of the curve r(t) = 2(ln t)i - [t+ (1/t)]j

e^-2 <= t <= e^2, at the point (0,-2) where t = 1

So we know that Γ(1/2) = √pi,

and that Γ(x+1) = xΓ(x)

Therefore

Γ(3/2) = Γ(1+1/2)

= 1/2Γ(1/2)

but I'm stuck when I'm faced with Γ(-3/2) and Γ(-5/2) and it becomes much more complicated. Can someone help me out ?

Is the US government in favour of renewable energy sources ? or are they biased towards oil and gas because it brings in more profit ?

Which has a better aerospace engineering undergraduate degree program ? Wichita State University or Western Michigan ?

Derive arcsine x = ln(x+sqrt(x^2 +1)). Explain in your derivation why plus sign is used with sqrt instead of minus

can anyone give me a hint on how to solve this ?

Q: Show that ln x grows slower than x^1/n for any positive integer n

how do I factor out dy/dx from (y/x + ln x (dy/dx)) ?

the answer is 1/4 but I do not know how to get it

I'm currently taking an American degree program in my country for 2 years and will soon move to the United States to continue my undergraduate studies for another 2 years. I'm majoring in the field of aerospace engineering. Is it possible to get hired in the aerospace industry with an undergraduate degree or do I need a masters degree?

I m looking for sources which states the percentage of christians world wide that believe in creationism literally. All I see online is just the percentage of Americans.