So let's do the problem 5 12

But this allows for immense savings in initial launch weight.

And you'll learn more about this when we actually do

Or when you take the conjugate.

Why do we do that?

This was a slightly hairier problem, so it should be instructive.

Because I'm guessing that one of them are going to have to be factored out.

That's not even the intuition, that's just to show you that even this should make a little bit of intuitive sense.

So, there's a couple ways to view slope.

It looks just like that.

Before even looking at this problem,

You have more force on a surface, and on a smaller surface, you're going to have higher pressure.

With that out of the way, let me give you a formula.

We replaced x with x minus 5, but we shifted to the right.

It's pretty intuitive.

And this is a little unintuitive the first time people learn about it.

It's slowing down its expansion.

It's not like they're mutually exclusive or anything.

And he was dealing with diverse and dynamic markets.

But if we actually graph it, I think they'll become a

So this is going to be equal to 4 times 8 plus 4 times 3.

For graph search the argument is slightly more complicated, but the general intuitions hold the same.

There is not a learning process.

Instead of having to program, to wire, to solder,

But I'll let you think about that.

Working with matrices that don't have inverses.

So a 50 is actually even a smaller number than 20 because it's even further to the left of 20

It used to be hard coded into older GPUs from the early 2000s.

Let's do this in a number line.

So imagine he tells you to move the top truck left.

Too perfect to be natural.

So play with these assumptions.

But I hope you can see that this thing up here is the same thing is this thing right here.

So 1 over 3 is the exact same thing as 16 over 48.

If I multiply that times that, what do I get?

But it shouldn't be in a formula.

You open it, these muscles contract.

And then p times 1 is just going to be p.

It never crosses the x axis.

This is going to be equal to 1.

If you watched the completing the square video this should be hopefully intuitive for you.

In my theory, language evolves in such a way that sounds match, correspond with, the subjective, with the personal, intuitive experience of the listener.

Figure out if there's any way we can

And keep trying out numbers

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