We have to keep moving.

We should keep moving.

Make it hurry!

And now you're moving on.

Always on the move and will not get caught.

Every time you move to the right 1, you're going to move down 1.

I'm the one who keeps this castle moving

And just in the last 5,000 years, in increasing rates, over increasing distances.

We are adding 10 to it.

But I said that we have to also if I just shifted this function, you would have all this other stuff, because you would have had all this other stuff when the function was back here still going on.

Go back in.

And we move 600 meters relative to the front of train

Move!

Move!

All the measurements are green.

So when your bicycle is stopped, it stays stopped, and when it is going, it stays going.

So he's going like this.

Let's see if what I said about slope is right if we move.

He keeps organizing.

So, over time 1, how far does the column move?

Move?

Go on.

Now we do it with a two, but we start filling up here and move to the left.

Move out of the way.

Move, move!

So, relative to this train, we move from right here, we move 400 meters.

Let's keep moving.

But this is true any function.

The'Move Down 'command moves the subtitles down.

The'Move Up 'command moves the subtitles up.

The first point I go along the horizontal, what we traditionally call our x axis.

When you're subtracting 8 you're subtracting another 6.

You start here in the start state, and then we see an a, so we move over here.

Try to place the cursor.

Move to system folder.

Goes to project navigator panel.

So this means that x plus 9 is equal to 0.

If I multiply this, I should get a smaller number.

So we get 1 plus y over x squared is equal to cx.

So here's our cunning experimenter.

So let's see.

Go to transport.

Come on, move.

Get moving.

Nice move.