Now we're not dealing with 5 anymore. We're dealing with 6 again.

Six Staples

And then for each of those 6 outcomes, you have 6 possible outcomes for the second die.

Here, each shutter can be thought of as a single difference.

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6 new levels

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Here's what the answers turn out to look like.

There are six windows.

That's five 2 5.

So that's like this.

If you had 18 pieces and you merged three of the pieces into one, then you actually end up with only six pieces.

6 Extra Bins

So we'll have to solve all 6 exams.

So y minus x is going to be, let's see, if we start here we're going to go down 6.

Prepare six vials,please.

So now I have 5.

Let's compare that with our best element from before.

So in this case we have six protons, so we must also have six neutrons.

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Move on again, and that's not better than we had before, so we're not going to replace best element with 6.

You have 6 outcomes on the first dice, or the first die I should say.

Well, he has 3 equal sections.

This is the ones place.

So at the center of the carbon atom we have this nucleus.

little better, we could say, OK, there's going to be six electrons orbiting.

It gets even worse.

And I noticed when I see 42 I immediately think, oh, 6 and 7.

Right?

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So we have six plus another five.

So let's do that. So 8 groups of 1 would look like this

They can be anything.

I summon the six elements!

All the germs from the water we take.

Our drinking water safe we make.

And I equals eye 5, eye 6.

Did I do that right?

So x is negative 7, and then we have to go up 7, because y is positive 7.

Let's look at that.

You could say that six divided by two is you're taking six objects one, two, three, four, five, six.

Here's another puzzle, a little bit more complicated.

If I start here I go 1, 2, 3.

So that's one group of three and then here's another group of three.

Well, it's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 outcomes.