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So your current proposition to consumers is, don't pay so much up front.

And then finally, the last piece is what are the barriers to adopt your product?

EM Zero.CA Pay zero up front.

And then after doing that, you just have to take one derivative because after solving the quadratic, you immediately have the general solution then you take its derivative, use your initial conditions.

Man, this is scary. That is you can sell to the crazy people all you want.

And once you figure out the r's you have your general solution.

The c doesn't have to just be 1, it can be any constant.

All we ask our students is to cover the cost of exams.

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We all know that clean energy products, technologies, tend to be characterized by a higher upfront costs, but very low operating costs.

A problem can be broken down into a number of components.

How much would it cost?

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They acquire a library of intellectual property rights, then litigate to earn profits.

Then it'll cost a lot to get a permit.

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Sometimes you have to pay salespeople, so you might have sales expense, and then the stuff like the corporate office and the CEO's salary, and you have to hire auditors and accountants and all of that.

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OK, in 2007, we had an equipment expense.