Substitution Example

Let's make a substitution.

We call this reward substitution.

Specifically, the Right of Substitution.

Well, let's just make a substitution.

So let's make a substitution here.

Can we do something like reward substitution?

But our fantasies of substitution have cost us.

Okay, here's my solution to the 3rd substitution.

So we can start from either substitution rule.

And there's only 1 substitution rule for word.

So here, the substitution is pretty clear, right?

But we said n this substitution comes into this.

So let's make a substitution for y over x.

Now what's this situation? It's not exactly reward substitution.

So now, we can do the substitution with v.

Well, basic Marine letter substitution. Crude but very effective.

So what we can do is we can do substitution.

But it's a quick substitution, and it saves us some time.

Then I can make a variable substitution that makes it separable.

I'm going to make 1 substitution. That's what I'm doing here.

So what is our integral going to become with this substitution?

We made the substitution that v is equal to y over x.

And that variable substitution allows this equation to turn into a separable one.

But we're making this substitution that v is equal to y over x.

Let's go back to out original integral before we even made our substitution.

I think that one solution to self control problem in general is reward substitution.

Substitution also fails to account for the time needed to prepare for a transition.

So the antiderivative of this, and you can make a substitution if you like.

This would be similar to if you're using the string substitution to draw your HTML.

Templates are a way to organize your html in a way that's easier than string substitution.

This is one substitution that I believe all of us, in design management, are guilty of.

The first well known cipher a substitution cipher was used by Julius Caesar around 58 BC.

But we should also look at this substitution rule that has root going directly to tail.

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

It'll work. It'll work.

Work it, work it.

That'll work. That'll work.

The second thing I yield is going to be the substitution for the second rule, or rule 1.

Work smart, then work hard.

good work, son. good work.

Work it, work it, baby.

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