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HW#7 REPORT

General

Number of students 18

Number of submitted HW 18

Number of not-submitted HW 0

Number of problems 4

Not including bonus for undergraduate students

Grade average 85.49

Grade standard deviation 14.17 Including bonus for undergraduate students

Grade average 100.51

Grade standard deviation 19.09

Grade Breakdown

Problem # P4.84 P4.94 P5.37 C4.1

Grade average 9.19 8.42 9.56 7.03 Grade standard deviation 1.19 1.60 0.60 4.38

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P4.84

- Some students could not derive the correct momentum equation.

- Some students didn’t integrate along ‘r’ when calculating Q.

P4.94

- Some students could not derive the correct momentum equation.

- Many students skipped the integration part.

P5.37

- Many students did not show the Q function as the non-dimensional form (final answer).

C4.1 - None.

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