The area of the factory is 1,000 square meters.

So that's why we just have meters there for perimeter.

So how do we figure out the volume under this?

Surface

Area

What factory?

So what I would do I would figure out the area of this bathroom floor, and then divide by the area of the tiles.

What factory?

Sector Surface

So what is our area squared going to be?

Now what could I do?

The area of Canada is greater than that of the United States.

Factory

Area and Perimeter

So if we just multiply this out, let me write it here.

let's do, surface

Let's go back all the way over here, go back to the drawing.

Give me an x and I'll give you a y.

Where you're going get it?

The particles, on average, are going to be colliding with the wall less often, and the walls are going to have a larger area, as well.

The Foundry

Factory shape

Or we could visit some factories.

Poison gas factory?

What factory?

What about the plant manager?

Area squared is equal to ad minus bc squared.

The determinant of this is ad minus bc, by definition.

Problem 38.

The area in central Japan.

Let me write it this way

So we have a company here.

In New York at the construction site?

Limehouse Chemical Works.

Because this is longer.

Fair enough.

And they tell us that the area is 168.

Well, pressure is force divided by area.

Three square furgles . So it's the same exact area. Three square furgles is equal to twelve square feet.

That's the same thing as 9 times 20, which is 180.

For wind, there's a larger area, but much smaller footprint.

Because if I pick a y here, it'll be a different area.

This is getting four out of six heads, given that you got a fair coin.

He has the largest factory in the world, containing two foundries, a dozen tool and die shops, every piece of equipment ever made.

We need a factory, hmm?