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But let's say that it has 4 shares, and all of the shares are owned by Pete, initially

So a new customer will pay this minus 3.

So let's get rid of this loop and instead change it to something like this.

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So it goes into 144 18 times.

Until you were able to take care of these obligations, you probably would have been better off, paying by a term life policy and paying this lower premium

And what is this equal to?

And then 22 divided by negative 22 oh, sorry, 22 divided by negative 2 is negative 11.

So I will do that.

Very, very obsessive.

line has simplified to 6 times my change in x, plus my change in x squared, all of that over my change in x.

And we'll leave it alone like that right now.

What will happen is is that state's delegates on the democratic side

Well, A is minus 8, so all of that is over minus 16.

Lets see if this works.

So either way you do it, it'll work.

That's his x value.

So it's equal to 49 36.

So it's going to be one hundred and fifty one

Over 0 plus 5. which is just going to be 0. So this is just goes to 0.

So just that easily, because this term went to 0, we've simplified things.

20 minus 14 is 6.

Is doing the poster this way trendy in itself?

And we're done!

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Nothing fancy there.

Then in the denominator, we have 2ab times 18xy squared.

Well, that's just twoy squared.

So they gave us this.

So those negatives cancel out, and we're left with plus 15 7.

So it's 3 times 6 plus 4 times 8.

And now we got that as being equal to this thing, and we made a substitution.

Now, the principal square root of negative 1, if we're talking about the principal branch of the complex square root function, is i.

Well that won't quite be right. So to answer this question, we'll need to solve this formula for n.

And this is my new h(x) or my new h_theta(x). All right?

The Mac was for the home and this produced a cascade of transformations

So this whole expression simplifies to negative 1 diamond this diamond right over here diamond 0.

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And we have a version of that right hand side, that doesn't have any values that have been changed. That means that we can use it.

So what I've done is, I've just drawn the balance sheets for a bunch of banks.

And then we distributed this x times x plus two, and this three times x plus two, and simplify.

We're almost done.

So they're the same thing, but we can do is we can simplify this.

That is the segmentation that comes out now is the time.