And 4x squared times 2x is 8x to the third.

Miss Willard.

Yes. Chef.

I could have my dx's let me pick a vibrant color so you can see it.

So now and I'll switch colors just avoid monotony this is equal to, actually, let me just this is y.

Isn't that enough?

The xy axis.

I could put a little bracket there or something, but you know we're going to have to evaluate that.

This is my brother. Handsome, isn't he?

Is this nice?

And four times five is twenty.

Because we have a 30 tax rate.

So 2, 4 in standard position it looks like this.

That's my y axis.

This distance is 1 4 A.

And when I take their product, I'm getting a negative number, right?

If I take zero to any non zero number, so to the power of any non zero

No, and I'd like what I gave you a minute ago.

Will that do then, eh, Major?

3 times 5 times 10 to the eighth, times 10 to the eighth, times 10 to the second, times 10 to the second.

And if they order something they really like, then I can personally make it a lunch.

A's on your math test, hopefully, you are not taking someone else's math test, right.

What do you want me to do here?

Where should I sit? Anywhere is OK.

I'll draw a little arrow on it to make sure you know it's a vector.

So we're going to integrate with respect to x.

That's going to be five hundred twenty six dollars and ninety cents, minus fifteen dollars and eight cents.

Hello? Hey.

Our first game is called Photo Grab. The game takes about a minute and 20 seconds.

This actually is the x slope.

So what we can do is now just add 17.17 to all three sides of this inequality, and we are left with 2.13 plus 17.17 is greater than mu minus 17.17 plus 17.17 is just going to be mu, which is greater than so this is greater than mu, which is greater than negative 2.13 plus 17.17.

It's embarrassing.

How long have you been working here?

But you've managed to talk yourself into that.

We've got about three seconds before he sees us.

You have 11 plus 11, so you have 22 centimeters.

You're not really changing the number.

So that is equal to two and one half pizzas.

You might want to review factoring polynomials if that doesn't look familiar.

Well we're going to have these six that we had in the first, right?

So that's 10 million of deposits.

And since I took the exact same mass from both sides of the scale, the scale is still going to be balanced. It was balanced before, I took away the same thing from both sides.

Right here?

Be right with you, waiter.

That's all?