Week 5 Problem Set #6
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This intro section looks good! Only thing is that I notice some words capitalized that I don't think need to be; if the intention is to provide emphasis on those terms as vocab words, maybe use italics or boldface instead?
Also, in the paragraph that starts "In this form, the S-B equation compares...", you're missing a closing parenthesis in the second sentence.
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Are you referring to "Austrian" or do you mean in the Background section when I have "Watts", etc.?
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I think you can shorten this line of code a bit by doing constants['Radius1'] ** 2
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I like the lines separating questions! How'd you do that?
On question 2, you say "Create a variable and list of values of your own..." - I think what you want them to create is a dictionary (which is different from a list in python).
In question 4, the conversion from Kelvin to C could be formatted using LaTeX
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same comment as above for question 2 - what they create is a dictionary, not a list
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In question 4, between steps 2 and 3, you cancel piR^2. But what happens to the 4 in the denominator (with 4piR^2?) I'm probably missing something really obvious...
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Here is my Week 5 Problem Set:
https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/CUB-Computational-Tools/2020-ps-jolsenvaldez/binder-python?urlpath=git-pull?repo=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2FCUB-Computational-Tools%2F2020-ps-jolsenvaldez%26branch%3Dweek5%26urlpath%3Dlab