Zero point two five and maybe I'll write zero zero point

So it's eight point two five and zero point zero one zero five.

So, if we measured zero point zero zero seven zero zero kilometers.

If I said five point one zero times one point zero nine.

So point two five percent is equal to point zero zero two five.

So this equals, we could say zero point five zero zero.

So fifty percent is equal to zero point five zero zero.

So that equals point zero zero two five.

If I have two point six four minus zero point zero four eight six.

So one point zero nine times five point one is the same thing as five point one times one point zero nine.

So twenty five percent equals point two five, while point two five percent is equal to point zero zero two five.

Let's use that zero, even though that trailing zero in the decimal five point one zero is the same thing as five point one.

Obviously, this leading zero means nothing, so that's the same thing as one point zero zero.

Two point six four and it's point zero four eight six.

A floating point value, greater than zero

So point zero one times one hundred?

Funny how two people can start from the same point and drift apart.

So that's the same thing as zero point five or just point five.

Then at this maximum point, it goes to zero.

Well that's the same thing as zero point five.

Let's say I had zero point two five percent.

So if we multiply the decimal two to the right we get zero zero decimal point three.

So our answer is two point five goes into point three three five zero, point one three four times.

Let's say we have a point, a zero dimensional shape.

If I were to say point zero zero three and I want to write this as a percent.

I'm gonna have zero points so you could literally graph that point, if I got zero questions right

So let's say two point five goes into point three three five zero how many times?

So two point six four minus point zero four eight six is equal to two point five nine one four.

Maybe in fact we just used a meter stick. And we said it's exactly seven point zero zero meters.

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Well, this is telling us that the y intercept is at the point zero, one. zero, one is right here.

That same measurement we could have this would have been the exact same thing as seven point zero zero meters.

So I say, And I can actually rewrite it as one point zero nine times five point one.

So we got five point five five nine zero as the answer.

So I added a leading zero and then put the decimal point.

These don't at least this first leading zero doesn't mean anything, so that's the same thing as zero point three percent.

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So this is the same thing as zero point seven seven seven seven

That actually at some point well, actually, let's say it stays at zero.

The first problem I have here says five point seven three minus point zero eight two one equals who knows?

The expression evaluates to give us two point zero, as opposed to just two.

Zero, zero, zero.

Get my drift?

Because at that point, the force of compression is going to be pretty much zero.