Both of those are numbers.

So this whole expression is going to be zero until we get to c.

1 plus we said r over n is the same thing as 1 over x, we just defined it that way.

What would, 5 star 5 star 6 be?

Let's extend it to a more complex economy to the world we live in and with that I want to look at the more formal definition for

I do not, well it depends how you define the word weapon.

Now we have to figure out f of 0 is.

It's never going to change.

The set of all of the things that I can input into that function, that is the domain.

But we want this simplified thing to be the same exact function. And this exact function is not defined when x is equal to negative 8.

So we see g of x.

I'm going to get the same function value at the negative value.

Just like that.

Just let me do 5 times 7 minus, and instead of a y, we have an 11.

The words themselves, you know, those are all really just definitions.

And what they do is, they do it through the concept of parallel lines.

If there are 15 operations, you know that none of them work.

You can use a list without knowing the details of how Python implements a list.

Nothing fancy there.

What should we do?

Let's build a probabilistic word model of segmentation.

We've got the function f of x is equal to x plus 2 squared plus 1, and we've constrained our domain that x has to be greater than or equal to negative 2.

Here's my racecourse. It has the radius r, which you can set.

I have a definition of the term.

Once again, these are human constructed.

By doing this the computer was able to get so much checkers playing experience that it eventually became a better checkers player than Arthur Samuel himself.

Let's say that you wanted to take the sum of 0 through 9.

The way we're going to show this is to go back to the definition of Big Theta.

For example, they would define this line right over here

Now, I want to introduce you to another definition of a vector.

It doesn't have to be.

But we know by the end of this problem, y is going to be the domain.

And in a future video we'll see goods called inferior goods, where this is NOT necessarily the case.

Both of these are going to be equal to 1, for all other x'es other than 1.

So let's say that I have the function f(x) let me, just for the sake of variety, let me call it g(x).

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And notice, you can not just put zero hero.

Sure.

Program should be correct.

It was, you know, a convention that arose.

G of x its definition is right over there.

In this video I am going to define what is probably the most common type of machine

Well, notice, the way I drew this point A and B, they would define a line

But in the process, you lose a lot of the intuition.

How do I take the integral of that?