Now I add.

I add a squared.

Let me just write, actually edit.

I have to include the six.

I can add an a3.

And then let me add half of this 8 term squared to both sides.

I have nothing to say.

Let me add 4 here.

So what do I add to both sides?

I'm adding a 16, subtracting a 16.

Actually I should add some parentheses. Okay

But I'm really adding a 5 times a 9.

I'm just adding three every time.

And now to that I add the derivative of the second expression.

So I need to add 6 to make that 0.

So what do I have to add on both sides?

And over here, I can add 3 to both sides of this equation.

But may I add another word?

And I'm going to add that to the square root of 27a.

So I can add 5 to both sides of this equation.

Maybe for some reason I put some more energy into this.

And when you complete the square you're going to add something here.

So I should add 4 to that side.

I added ten to itself ten times.

He's obviously not Joanne so we'll add user.

And then I have to add this x0 to both sides.

As I like to say, these are not the jazz areas of the brain.

So I want to add plus 9 to the right hand side as well.

I can just add a3 to this set right here, a2 a3.

In fact, I could even add some movement to my sculptures.

So let me add x over y squared dy dx to both sides.

And then if I were to add to that the matrix A times vector

These are multifunctional areas of the brain, these are not the jazz areas of the brain.

If x squared is added to x, the sum is equal to 42.

I want to add something on the list purchase we made yesterday.

Some figure has been added to or subtracted from 40,000.

I should add that this started out as a much longer list of wishes.

So if I added plus 4 here, I'm going to have to add plus 4 on this side.

And then we're going to add that to, plus the derivative of the natural log of x.

So now we have the set B2 prime is equal to I'm going to add a2 to this guy.

Up here I added one from every step, here I'm adding two.

So what could I add here that makes this expression look

I'm just literally adding this term to that term, to get that term.

It says if x squared is added to x, the sum is 42.

Then... did you check your account?