Or if you flip them, you would get ... ... 1 over 3600 hours or hour per second.

Can you spare me a few minutes of your time?

The vertical elements are assigned a specific hour of the day.

Each time we're doing part of the sum here, we're actually saving ourselves a tremendous amount of effort.

What do you think, Watson?

May I have a class schedule?

So the best way to cancel this hours in the denominator ... ... is by having hours in the numerator.

See if you can come up with evidence.

You don't want to do this 360 times.

Could you spare me a few minutes?

Here's the recurrence relation we want to solve.

thanks for your time, deputy chief.

So let's divide both the top number and the bottom number by 4.

If it was the same or higher, we would do a little

The doctors, it seemed, never really had enough time for all the patients, try as they might.

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But instead, there's a long scheduled meeting, because meetings are scheduled the way software works, which is in increments of 15 minutes, or 30 minutes, or an hour.

So hourly compounding I should've been doing this in green since it's money.

And let me do it one more time.

Whatever I have to.

This is done by minimizing Euclidian distance.

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And we said, Well what about play and recess?

So to get the 1 on the right hand side let's divide everything by 36.

But, let's look at things from Zeno's point of view and divide up the journey into pieces.

It only has to be done once so you're saving yourself half the effort every time that you do this, half keeps compounding and that's how we get down to algorithmic number of steps instead of a linear number of steps.

It's going to recurse on either the left or the right.

But I'm talking about the exact winning time, the exact number of seconds it takes for that person to, from the starting gun, to cross the finish line.

I have a few minutes to spare.

It gets us the Top K values in a not sorted order.

And it's easy.

This process is naturally called triangulation, usually we use the existing vertices as the polygon when performing triangulation.

For the velocity of the two trains.

This space here leads us directly to this comma, separating these list elements.

Get rid of the caffeine, get rid of the alarm clock and find out how much sleep you really need and then try to get that.

There's 60 minutes in an hour, 60 seconds in a minute.

You just take the number 70, divide it by the percent growth per unit time and that gives you the doubling time.

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The timetable's over there.

And for the opening and closing ceremonies,

One death every 20 seconds.

And there's a lot of cool technologies out there that life has.

This next one reminds us that split only splits on spaces.

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That gives us, if we multiply through by n, so if we calculate this out we get 380.3.