And you can look in the brain of such a child and record those time constants.

Seven? Seven?

And so you can view this as really two separate problems.

Obviously a computer hairballed up a decimal point in the wrong place.

18. So it goes to this lady here.

Please, I just want to wake up, it's got to be a nightmare.

Digits

And 1, 2, 3, 4. sound of door closing

We call this the one's place, right?

We carry the one, but we carry it into the hundreds place.

So you should have as an answer either a six digit or probably a seven digit number.

Digits

Number of digits

4 Digits

So what you do with these types of problems is you first look at the right most digit on the 11.

Minimum number of digits

Number of Digits

So now I notice, if you include this digit right over here,

Hands to braces!

pi to six digits.

Now here's what's interesting let's scale the X axis

Because we can have 2 significant digits.

By contrast, your place of birth is more likely to include letters rather than numbers.

This construction is meant to mimic or get the same idea as this plus.

The number of digits which are meaningful in a number.

Four Digit

Two Digit

Where is he, would you stand up, 10 digit guy?

And then we subtract 100 81.

So everything we've done so far are a bunch of digits times a one digit number.

And later in this video it should be clear or I'll hopefully make it clear why that's a good thing to do.

I actually end up with 10.24 it's ten exactly, but you know, this is close enough and the 35 decimal places won't affect your result that much.

So we call this place, the rightmost place we call that the ones place.

Same number of digits

I'm the subpoena server. Can I see your ID?

AB Yes? Good.

Double digits.

We're looking for single letter strings, 0 through 9, in Mir Taqi 1723 nothing, nothing, yes, yes, yes, yes.

AD, BC, and BD all involve smaller numbers than what we started with.

But the general idea is that they all fit into this knowledge map.

So as I wrote it right over here, 2.0929 is not a single digit number.

In the last video,

This was the ones place, the tens place, now we're in the hundreds place.

YYYY The year, using 4 digits.

YY The year, using 2 digits.