And here, we have a game that people play.

Point taken.

Or you could go down and to the left.

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So I must have added 1 mole of hydroxide to get to this point.

The score is tied. The next point wins!

All I'm doing is I'm just evaluating this function at c, so that's the point right there.

Advantage. Wang Kyung Su and Yoon Hae Ra.

Loyalty essentially is a micro economy.

And so I regard that as done.

Brownie points go out to Mr. Rothman, who hasn't had one in weeks.

There's some fiber optic cable probably between those 2 points, and there's no need for any routing directions.

So you could figure out the area of that trapezoid, taking the average of that point and that point and multiplying it by the base.

And maybe when I go up here, the vector goes like that.

But let's keep going forward.

Let's say we had a constant y.

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Two points to win. Win it two times. Go.

We were, hitting three or four targets per day, sometimes more.

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They also tend to be able to think more abstractly.

There's a lot going on in this example, and some of it you may not have seen before.

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BL I'm going to fast forward to the decision point because I know I don't have a lot of time.

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So the y intercept, this point right over here, this is where the line intersects with the y axis.

So one point by itself does not seem to be sufficient to define a plane.

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We need to do geo registering of the images.

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So you can bump things they're all physically, you know, manipulable and stuff.

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How we might plot that.

Well, we could actually substitute one of these pairs of points in for y and x, and that makes sense, because these points have to satisfy this equation.

I mean, it is a parabola, with the vertex at 0, or its minimum point.

lists a nice set of data, that allows us to understand more about this chart.

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So if you really think about it I know I'm getting a