Extra Credit Question: Consider the two solids in Figure bel…

Extra Credit Question: Consider the two solids in Figure below. They are two extruded hexagons that overlap (occupy the same 3D space). Dimensions can be random, but the shape has to match the figure below.   Sketch the resulting composite solid by performing an Intersect on the two solids. Save the drawing as “Problem38” and upload it here for full credits.  

Type anything you want below, this question is a freebie! (T…

Type anything you want below, this question is a freebie! (There are no wrong answers)   Perhaps you could tell me one of the most interesting topics you have learned this semester, or maybe there is something you wish we would have covered in the class, but never got around to it… let me know!  Or you could just write me a poem or funny joke….. I could use a good laugh while grading all these exams 🙂   I hope you all enjoyed the class and I wish you all a great break!

You are asked to design a space telescope for Earth orbit. W…

You are asked to design a space telescope for Earth orbit. When Jupiter is 5.93 x 108 km away (its closest approach to Earth), the telescope is to resolve, by Rayleigh’s criterion, features on Jupiter that are 125 km apart. Assuming an observation wavelength of 525 nm, what minimum diameter (units: m) mirror is required? NOTE: Use correct rounding and significant figures in the answer Enter numerical answer in proper standard notation, not scientific notation Do not enter units with the answer