There are three yellow marbles in it.

It's composed of four subunits A, C, G and T, we call them.

This is going to be my y axis.

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The third is three times as long.

You can actually drop it in with a pipette, because you want to make sure that the layer is very even.

But we want the octant where all x, y and z is positive, which is the one I drew here.

It's going be congruent to angle to triangle CAF

Each item was described in painstaking detail.

And very like him too.

Here I have on the screen my country bubbles.

The slope looks like this.

The 48 is this purple area right over here.

That's this one right here.

It's just made up of a whole bunch of the molecules of the gas itself, and I'll draw each of the molecules with a little dot it's just going to have a bunch of molecules in it.

And in fact, all of these things over here are rational numbers.

You stand out like this and draw a camera with your hands

For example, straight across like that.

5 of them. So the probability is 5 29ths.

So if you ever want to graph a line it's really easy.

That's the hardest part, let's see

First, we have to define a world. For example, take this scene.

I draw them.

Let me start with the little picture in the corner so let's say we have a person here this is teir face, this is their neck and I'm gonna draw their arms and they have in the middle of their chest their heart.

There is a castle in the background of the picture.

In this clip I'm about to show you, which has never been seen in the public before, there is a struggle.

And this brings up the whole thing of my science teacher.

On the left side of the pediment we have the opposite of that.

And as you see here from the years that they were created, it is indeed the case.

And every time it gets stuck, it does a new A search.

So what's that final figure going to look like?

One cube has side length 2.

For every 10 kilometers in the real world, the map is going to show 7 centimeters.

So now we've defined what's going on inside of the box.

And we could keep graphing them, but I think you see here, and especially if I had drawn this a little bit neater, that these points are forming a line.

Would you draw me a map?

So this is a neutral atom, and it has six protons, so it also has six electrons.

So you would expect that to be kind of the configuration for carbon.

We realize that the hand has been given us by forces that are beyond our own autonomy.

They are an expression of the majestic architecture of our atmosphere.

So think about what 2 1 6 is going to be like.

And I could draw this anywhere.

That's our center.

So what I've done is, I've just drawn the balance sheets for a bunch of banks.

So, we obviously know that CB is going to be equal to itself