I'm gonna be straight with you here.

Now, let me make this quite plain.

Of course.

Well, surprisingly, she can actually do that.

But before we go any further, let's figure out what these things are.

There is just a little test screen that shows that it's working.

So, as I said, there's

I'll remember that.

It ends in 0, so we will be divisible by 10.

It was the Laplace transform of 1.

Oh poor Ha Ni!

We have five hundred and eighty four.

Then 3 times negative 7, times 2 is negative 42.

People think that I have 300,000 of holdings.

I do it, I probably had 500,000 of cash sitting here.

This is the Laplace transform of f of x.

We should do eleven times eleven first.

So we want to take the negative square root.

I think some people agree with me.

(Laughter)

That's enough!

Do I go along, Mr. Flood?

Now you're going to see it in a second.

Dan... let's not confuse anyone.

I'll sleep on it.

It's right here.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve.

Hey, let's go.

So they've been working on those mental architectures in the here.

And you can still do fun things like make shelves on your desktop.

I'll let her know.

Why don't you say, Listen, let me tell you a story ?

Okay, we'll see you soon.

You'd plot a surface.

9 minus 4 is 5.

And essentially the cell lyses.

And actually one of the most common examples is HlV virus.

May I take a message?

So that's right here.

So our denominator has to have at least two 2's and a 3, so

So the greatest common factor of 10 and 7, or the greatest common divisor, is going to be equal to 1

So that's going to be our common denominator

Capital flight out of Africa, 80 billion a year.

Come on, let's do it.

And now a word from the crown princess.