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Click to draw dots or drag to draw strokes.

I'll stay in this yellow color.

And then they tell us

And let me do a color that I haven't used yet

I'll draw a little square actually.

And now we're ready to draw this ellipse.

Let me do vector b in a different color.

looks just like that.

And then, the middle one was the mauve layer.

So if I were to draw the top view.

So let me just draw this grid right here.

So a p orbital is that dumbbell shape.

I try to do something in it or with it or for it.

Let me see if I can draw it.

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So we also know that this side right over here

He goes back home.

So once again, he is going to leave he leaves

So the difference between the two is the vector 6, 5.

So let's do this.

Circle, we all know what that is. Actually let me see if I can pick a thicker

And this is d2.

18 divided by 3 is 6, so you get 1 6.

And then what does vector y look like?

The height is going to be f of x,1.

This is kind of the key intuition here.

And that is equal to dx no, sorry, this is dy.

It's going to look something like this.

And in fact, all of these things over here are rational numbers.

So we have 29 equally likely possibilities.

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It would look something like, let me draw the uh whoops.

And we've done this many times before.

So let's draw those two lines.

looks like just yet.

So that's my ellipse.

This could be interesting.

This row is rolling a 6 on the first die.

If you have a big block of ice no, not ice, of salt.

Let's find the volume of a few more solid figures, and if we have time we may be able to do more surface area problems.

So a hyperbola usually looks something like this.

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Circle Draw a circle