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  1. HSCMIE1

    PE Exam from PE Exam Guide II Section C

    Don4, I'm trying to understand what it is you are asking. Are you referring to the Metallurgy and Materials PE examination?
  2. HSCMIE1

    PE exam - October 2011

    Try the following: t=(x[1,ave]-(x[2,ave])/(s[p]*sqrt(1/n1+1/n2)) S[p]^2=((n1-1)*s1^2+(n2-1)*s2^2)/(n1+n2-2) Take the sqrt of that to get s[p] Should be something like: t= (.759/.749875)/(.00987*.5) = 1.85 To tell if the hypothesis is rejected or not, you need to compare the value and degrees of...
  3. HSCMIE1

    PE exam - October 2011

    The problem I'm having is getting my answers correlate with the selected answers in the back of the book. If you would like, we can correspond with Q and A type things via email. That way we can hopefully help each other out (unless you would rather do it via message board). Send me an email...
  4. HSCMIE1

    PE exam - October 2011

    Met1CO...Have you managed to locate a copy of the solutions manual to Dieter? What I wouldn't give for a copy...
  5. HSCMIE1

    PE exam - October 2011

    Background is Bachelor in Mat. Sci & Eng. in 2002 (same time I took FE). Starting Masters at Ohio State in the fall (Welding Eng.). Right now I'm focusing on Dieter and Geiger books for problem solving as well as Smith and ASM Metals Handbook for general review. Experience is primarily in...
  6. HSCMIE1

    PE exam - October 2011

    Met1CO...I'm also taking the exam in October, so I feel your pain.
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