So this is our M of x and y although, this is only a function of x and then this is our N, right?

Yeah.

Well, that's going to be 4.

So the real parts are, a c plus b d.

And the answer is now simple. It's this one over here.

We return these?

What is this? This is a car.

So this is equal to 3 squared times 3 to the 2 times 8, which is 16.

And if you want to care about x, y's, and z's, let's say that this is the z axis.

So minus 1, and we get, well let me be very clear essentially this is 329 times our money.

And lets say that the yield curve before looked like this.

But it really is the exact same angle

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

And just to make sure you understand, this corner right there, this is our start point.

That's the exactly the same thing as five hundred twenty six dollars and ninety cents, minus minus adding a negative is the same thing as subtracting a positive minus fifteen point oh eight.

We know what the Laplace transform of this one was.

Right there. Yeah, got that.

This is oxygen. This is nitrogen. This is silicon.

So this is my brokerage, this is my broker, and this is me right here.

So we're like, Sal, this is a very strange looking graph.

At the end of which, our assets would have grown a

Let's take a look.

Well, I just write a big blank here.

One says, Weapon of mass protection.

I had to do an analysis about the energy used in the world.

I'm calling it robust mouse rejuvenation, not very imaginatively.

And now we subtract.

Nathan Myhrvold

Let me show you what it looks like in real life.

The minus 42 comes from the 7 times the minus 6.

Let me draw that in standard position, 4, 2.

Let me say this is centered at the origin.

This is... it.

That's it.

We draw the number line.

So when v if this is u prime, right?

What's the partial of N with respect to x?

One is you can draw them on the number line.

Let's make this side and this side have length 3.

So that's my number line.

You can't back out now. You are past that point of no return. This is it.

8 and 15 don't have any factors common to each other, than 1, so this is what it is.

He likes me to read what he's written sometimes, and this is just an example.

I'll do a little 0 here.

So this is minus tau, and this is plus tau.