So then we have 8 times (let me write brackets here, since we're using double parentheses

And use it to fill in some more of the entries in our

So 1 2 times 3 times 4.

Now, we use this information.

The first thing we're going to check is whether we have a list as our input.

And to figure what these critical T values are at this end and this end, we can just use a T table.

I'm not quite sure why, but we've done it anyway.

Set the forwarding template that will be used with this filter.

This and this are the exact same thing.

Use real time scheduling.

So let's do another problem.

So let's try this out.

I don't know, we're not using an x anywhere.

I'll write it in red.

And other things, like physics, and all the rest.

little region of super pixel corresponds to. So, note the complexity reduction.

They correspond to the four actions over here go up, left, down, and right.

Let me give a general form.

Here you can choose the font to be used.

Here you can choose the font size to be used.

So hopefully you're satisfied that this is true and you have a little bit of an intuition of how to use it.

We're just using a t here.

Let's see what this give us.

Adjust the font size used in this profile

Change the font used in this profile

So if x is 5 we just substitute it back into let's use this equation.

Let's say this is 1 1 2007.

And now I'll use things that help nope, not like that.

And this is the URL we are going to use, the

Let me do it with the color I haven't used yet

Now we are going to a situation where we are using 9 cups of oatmeal.

So let's take our Laplace transform of this.

And what's the partial of this with respect to x?

In this case, we've defined a procedure here.

Then you have to specify the feedURL, where this request will be sent to.

Now we just have to do some math, calculate these things.

And so what does that turn out to be?

So let's go over the plan.

Those are our initial conditions.

Here we have the crawl web function.

Are you using future earnings?

I'll tell you what weights to apply to a and b to get to that point.

Instead of using get_page, we'll print all the links on the page instead of just printing the whole page out.

Let me try to draw it.

So let's just graph this function, or represent it using their terminology.