I experience nausea when I go on too many rides.

This is looks like a perfect square, right?

I take a car.

I take a bus.

Well, that's not necessary.

Okay. You got a car?

Are we going to take a cab?

HORN HONKS you there! Bus!

If you add it twice you're going to get b over a.

There's a bus outta here at 10 00 tonight.

I'll take the next bus.

I take a bicycle.

No. I'm assigned to the Enterprise.

I introduced a new concept.

Do you want a ride?

Getting on?

We do that because this is the 0th position, the 1th, and the 2nd, and 10 to the 0, 10 to the 1, and 10 to the 2.

Have you ever ridden a horse?

So we can divide both sides by 50.

She starts her day with lifting weights.

So we have x times x squared to the third power, over 3.

20 divided by 4 is 5.

And a squared divided by a squared is just a.

Do you still fly it?

I'm going to make a new list down here that's the output of map, and we're going to take 1 and square it, so we get 1 x 1 is 1.

And similarly, you decrease again, you're dividing by a.

Have you ever ridden in a hot air balloon?

You know what you're expecting me to yell onstage? Penises and vagi sorry.

So let's do n equals 1 first. So every place we see an n let's put a one in there.

Negative one times negative one is equal to positive one.

The same thing here, this number can become very negative, but when you square it, it's going to become positive.

I'm catching the 11 00 train.

You'll miss the train.

That's right.

So what does our expression simiply to?

What quantity should be added to both sides of this equation to complete the square?

If I just had the Laplace transform let me write that down the Laplace transform of you see a 3 factorial and a fourth power, so it looks like n is equal to 3.

And we're just left with C times 2 minus 1, so that's just 1 so C is equal to 6 times 4, right?

And everybody was very scared to go on the ride.

Four times one hundred and twenty five is 500, so that's this part right over here i to the 500 is the same thing as i to the 4th to the 125th power and then that times i to the first power, times i to the first.

length of a hyperbola is equal to the square root of the sum of these two numbers, is equal to the sum of a squared plus b squared.

And you say, OK, let's divide the numerator and denominator by x to the third.

Hurry, or you'll miss the train.

If you don't hurry, you'll miss the train.

Times 10 to the 1, you're going to get 74.