Chegg in the book business.

Is it possible to borrow money?

You can take up to ten books at the library.

Turn that into an 11.

So if I want to make this 2 into something larger, why don't I take a 10 bill from here.

Let's do a couple more problems, because the subtraction sometimes with the borrowing can become a little bit confusing on what to do next.

And then here, once again, we see 3 is less than 4.

They are bought in video shops.

I won't be able to subtract, so let me borrow again.

It didn't make sense for them to borrow at 5 and invest it and only get a 4 return, a 3 return, but now that interest rates have gone down, now it does make sense for them to borrow the money all the way down to someone who has some type of project or investment that has a 3 return.

We want something larger than a 7 to subtract from.

May I use your toilet?

And 3 is less than 4.

I'm thinking of shutting my site down anyway, quitting.

Can I borrow your car tonight?

So this 2 will become a 12.

It can borrow against the total amount of dollars in circulation in the world.

May I borrow your knife?

Can I use your toilet, please?

May I borrow your car?

In a way, and actually not in a way, in reality, you can view this 40,000 as rent on the money that you borrowed.

You won't even need the 50 dollars.

I owe you one.

Thanks, Ducky, I owe you.

We also made this ..

I couldn't afford to find an apartment, or couldn't afford an apartment that would allow me to have the Rottweiler and the cat.

So we have to borrow to make the 0 bigger.

So all we did here, we said that 0 is less than 9.

If I'm going to get an 8 return on my money, that's my benefit, it makes sense for me to borrow it at 5 .

May I borrow your dictionary?

Can I use your telephone?

Might I use your phone?

So the same drill.

Can I borrow this cane for a second, please?

So then I look to the two numbers to the left and say can I borrow from 70?

Let's see, zero is less than eight,

Well this 0 is not larger than 9.

So bonds are essentially you are borrowing from the public markets again.

So in this case it would be 120, and in year three,

This is how much we offer a year, and then we would reborrow it.

I would owe 130.

So I'm going to add a 10 here, so it's going to become 14.

That becomes a 2.

I want 325,000 in cash.

I'll do it in brown.