PhysicsJunkee

I can't remember the name of this TV show or the names of any of the actors, but I do know this. . .

It was about a family, with 2 kids, one teenage daughter and one younger son. All I remember are the following scenes:

The parents pressure the daughter into deciding what to study in university, but when she finally decides she wants to do child psychology and tells the parents "Harvard have a great course" the parents make fun of her when she leaves.

The other scene I remember is:

The son gets very mood and frustrated because he has stopped masturbating in the hopes of gaining weight to join so e team in his school. So the father has to have an awkward talk with him.

It's annoying me that I can't remberer name. 10 points to first person who can tell me the name of the show.

Ok so I'm a science student and have recently started using LaTeX in the last few months for my lab reports. However due to a change in the system I now have to upload my lab reports online in Word format (or similar docx) or rtf format.

Having fallen in love with LaTeX I really hate using MS Word and equivalent programs such as Libre Office. So my question is, is it possible to write a document in LaTeX and output it as a Word formatted document?

I know I could use a pdf to word converter but I'm worried that will mess with the layout of the document.

An insulated chamber contains an ideal gas at pressure Pi

and temperature Ti . The chamber is

connected though a valve to an insulated cylinder with a frictionless piston. The piston initially

encloses a volume of zero. A pressure Pf = Pi is maintained on the other side of the piston. The

valve is opened and the gas from the chamber slowly expands into the cylinder until the pressure is

balanced. Starting from the 1st law of thermodynamics, and assuming U =U(T) only for the ideal

gas, derive an expression for the final temperature Tf .

Any help would be appreciated.