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So, for example, the inverse of two is a half, and the product of two and a half is one.

It's a wonderful way to look at these questions, when you write a story.

Now that manipulation was broken down into seven moves described over seven pages.

If I were to draw it on a number line right here, that is 0, that is 2 and 1 2, and that is negative 2 and 1 2.

2 times negative 1.

Now, inside the cost function. It turns out each of these terms here is equal to zero.

And then you want to decide How are you going to draw the character?

Creates a letter document with two columns per page.

Let's see.

You coil it around so that you get 1s and 2s and 3s on the outside, like

This map is going to produce the same result as the previous one.

I'm going to make a new list down here that's the output of map, and we're going to take 1 and square it, so we get 1 x 1 is 1.

It's a whole number mixed with a fraction.

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2 DIN A5L Pages DIN A4

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Enable the second extra page

And they actually come out kind of nice looking.

Creates an A4 document with two columns per page.

What's 1 2 minus 3 2?

Enable the first extra page

Colours one page at a time

And finally for the last one I have two one times one five, so two by one, plus one by 5, which is equal to a 7, and so I get a 7 over there.

Similarly you can assign vectors.

And that's the same thing as well, going in the opposite direction as 50.00 times 1 plus we could write this is a decimal .1 over 2 to the second power.

And then the slopes of the asymptotes were positive and negative 1 2.

And in this situation, this would get you, well, one half, well, 1 times one half is just one half, times one half is 1 4th, times one half is 1 8th, times one half is 1 over 16.

It has to be greater than negative 2 and 1 2 right there.

So it's 3 times negative 1 I'm just going to write it all

And in this position of course, you cross out this row, this column, and 0 times 1 minus 1 times 2.

We actually have been able to do a pretty good job of this, at getting 10 cents a page.

Let's plot those 2.

So FOlL says let's do the first numbers, let's multiply the first numbers so that's going to be the 1 times the 2.

The Bag of Words representation is the following.

So if I have a rectangle, let's say the rectangle is 1 2 by 1 2 by 2.

Well, if we just look at this one.

That's actually their greatest common factor.

1, 0, minus 1.

So we're going to do (1 2) first, and then subtract 3 and then subtract 4.

So four of the twenty will need to be made pink.

You move 2 to the right.