Off!

Four doesn't go into it.

Not that way.

Slice the carrot using diagonal cuts, making it almost the same length but slightly thinner than the daikon.

Cut Cut the selected text to the clipboard

And then pass eight is the next time we'll touch this

Press both edges of the peel onto the cutting board with your fingertips as shown so that you can easily remove the pith.

Zero Six copies. Out.

All right.

(Laughter)

And the inequality will switch, because we are multiplying or dividing by a negative number.

Remove the stem of the dried persimmon and cut it in half.

Well, one is a factor. Two goes into twelve.

Three goes into twelve.

Well, one goes into eight.

Three does not go into eight.

Switches to data view.

Switches to design view.

Switches to text view.

And now we're ready to substitute back in.

Hopefully it simplifies to something.

So let's do that.

Out. Okay.

So let me just write all over again.

Let's go up here.

This is the n is equal to zero.

I won't tell you what type these are going to be.

And I'm trying to free up some space.

Switching to visual scanners.

Let's write the factors of eight.

And you might see where all of this is going. This orange stuff here, is this divisible by nine?

Let's divide the denominator by 2.

And that's times 1 2 to the sixth.

I know all the light bulbs that are numbered where n is a factor of that light bulb, that will get switched.

This one over here we added up all the digits and got 18, 18 is divisible by 9.

EB Now the spacecraft actually has to decide when it's going to get rid of its parachute.

Cut Click this to cut the selected area.

What?!

The thinly shredded daikon skin can be used for miso soup so don't throw it away.

Slice the cylinders into 1 10 inch slices vertically.

The reading is off the chart.

Do you wanna cut the cord, Dad?

Switching to channel one now.

So here we're divisible by 2 and 3, so we're going to be divisible by 6.

So anything this multiplying this by divisible of nine.