This one over here I turn right and go forward.

These are these, right here.

Now, without having to draw it, one way you could just think about this is I'll have my real part. I have my imaginary part.

We're stepping on the roads we chose. Now I know why people said I sang too hard.

Portland, Oregon.

So we're zooming in here just to show you a little bit of it.

Now, these aren't just little points of light, little pixels.

So we decided to integrate with respect to x next.

And you could imagine just counting the square meters.

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There's all kinds of people.

So many emotions

Maybe he's getting neater.

Each.

It's essentially this virtual map that only exists in your brain.

And then you look at the outputs and you start measuring what comes out.

And we want to rewrite this as just, how many fourths of pie are there total?

His price needs to cover not just the manufacturing cost, but also the cost of inventing the thing in the first place.

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The ultimate goal is that you prevent any of these things from happening.

So all of these scores are made up of weather data.

And you get a network that looks like this.

Each on a different continent.

OK, and there's going to be 25 of these.

A good analogy is to imagine each number as a different lock.

So let's figure out what that present value is.

Each of these is a 2 tuple, but R2 is a set of all 2 tuples such that that line there just means such that or maybe for which each of the numbers and I'll write it this way.

Let's see what happens when we do that.

We lined them up side by side, and we put the names of the companies that work on each of those.

No, but Lizzy, not everyone is the same.

Nah, I need five each. Come on, two more.

A totem, it's a small, personal...

Each individual route is represented by a separate line.

The musicians played off a three dimensional graph of weather data like this.

With 0.1 chance, we'll stay in the same state, in which case the value is 3.

Let me show you how they work.

Consider the following 3 points. We call them A, B, C.

We had a uniform distribution over places.

We looked at a way to break up a parabola into individual petals that would track.

The birds what can't fly

I'm looking for a different color.

Seventytwo thousand dollars each. Each.

Once that happens, the molecules are going to start moving past each other.

Well this has nothing to do with how many liters of soda we have.

Now this is interesting.