Over here, there's no way to get number next to number.

That equals a squared minus b squared.

What factory?

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The factory uses many complicated machines.

So we can use the solution to the sub problem to solve the big problem.

You could represent it like this.

You know where I can find the west gate of Shinjuku station?

Or we could visit some factories.

What factory?

The plants manufacture complex chemical compounds.

What factory?

Let me make a final quiz in which I have a coin which probability I don't know.

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I mean, this is just my logical side talking.

So we have a company here.

And likewise, this is the relationship between age and endurance for someone who's of an average amount of active years of exercise.

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

At the top level we're adding, and the 1 minus 2 is grouped together.

How long will the plant stay open?

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We're still going to have an intercept, that's still the predicted score on Y when the X's are zero.

We can also refer to that as sums of squares for the model.

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