So, this first number is 9000.

9 plus 8 is 17.

Well, how many twos do we have here?

I mean it.

So one tenth is ten hundredths.

So to take away 3 from this 4 Let's say this one goes away.

So we really do need every single fan to buy DVD if we're going to continue.

The mass of one particle

Now, you put 3 ice cubes from the blue tray into your drink.

I had one, two, three blueberries.

So that becomes a 6.

My cost of goods sold is what?

Let me write it like that.

How many apples would I have left?

So if I have a million cupcakes let me do this in red, I said I would do this in red.

Here's why.

So let me make this very clear.

Now... what does that really mean?

But notice, we're in the tens place.

We start in the 1's place or you can even think of it as the 1's column.

And then we could take 1 of those 10's from the 10's place and turn it into 10 1's.

You get to observe the following that I've colorized two blacks followed by three reds by one black for the left image and one black followed by four reds by one black for the right scan line.

I go through about a bag in three hours.

You write a six in the ones place.

10,000,000 plus 10,000,000.

And if we did it on the number line, if we started at 4 and we subtracted 1 we took 1 away.

So, let's build up to the answer in steps.

Let me do that in red. I'll do all of these in red because these are I'll do that later.

As you might guess doing so would take a huge amount computation for even the most modest scene.

This planet only has one.

So, let's start off with a really simple example. So, here is some pseudo Python for generating a graph with n nodes.

So that's seven 1s and one 10.

Ninety plus ten is one hundred.

So if you have 10 10s, and you take 1 10 away, you're going to be left with 9 10s, or 90.

In the case of n 2, it's one single node that's half the graph and one single node that's the other half of the graph, and individual subgraphs have their nodes randomly ordered, but there's just one of them so there's only one order.

We know that if n 1, it just returns a single node.

How many total pieces of fruit do I now have?

One, two.

Good job, but you missed one.

Launch another shell.

So you write two in the hundreds place.

E goes to E plus E with a dot right here.

I'm going to repeat it zero times.

I don't know what I did to 3 of them.

It is, as you can see, very small and also very cheap.