I'm going to sum, sum of

Their positive versions have to be 4 apart.

Well, that's just 2S.

Sometimes the monkeys get two extra.

Calculate simple sums

Well, you can. It just takes an awful lot of work.

So if we get 75 plus let me just write it like this 75 plus 77, plus 79, want to add them all up.

We're going to add up all the columns in up and down direction, right?

And actually, if you think about it, 0.2 is 1 500.

The volume above that rectangle.

So if we do that, what is the bottom boundary?

And it happens to be the sum of a and b.

The figures add up to 230.

That's 108.

And then you could come from above as well.

So six again.

30 ways from behind it.

Now, what you do, you add those up and then normally don't add up to one.

What's even more unusual are the amounts.

And then for each of those nodes what we do is we sum up for all the pairs of nodes that are neighbors of the node v.

That's 240,000. Plus 360, plus 1 37.

We pulled the belts up, tightened the shoulder, and changed the heels.

Now for the differences of the y's.

Well, the total is always the sum of its parts.

If I'm the sum, I'm 30. If I'm the difference, I'm 10.

We kind of moved a little bit away from the goal according to the heuristic.

And then one way from above.

Well, three from behind and three from above.

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So the sum and I just want to show you that you can use different variables from B equals 1, we're taking the variable B, to 100, right?

And the same is true over here, so if you add all these together, we get 23.

Total, 60 gallons.

(Laughter)

So what's the total amount of time that he would have traveled on that day?

Or perhaps we started in x3 and we undershot, which gives us 0.2 x 0.1.

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