Essentially the graph is monotonic from this point to this point and this point to this point.

This little dot right here, this little dot, which is the Earth, this speck this speck...

let's call that point A, lets call this point B, and let's call this point C right over here.

Like that point and that point.

It's this point and this point.

So the electric potential difference between this point and this point at this point, it is this value higher.

How far is this blue point away from this orange point?

That's this point.

So, if this point right here is the point, and we already showed that, this is the point the center of the ellipse is the point 1, minus 2.

In fact, the quick glance of the historical values of the US dollar, versus the money supply, reflects this point definitively for inverse relationship is obvious.

How far is this point from that point?

This tweet reflected the tension

So I think that the second line is this one, and this is the

So it would intersect the curve twice, once at this point, once at this point.

This would be point D.

This would be point C.

That's point A.

That's point B.

This is the point 3, 2 right there.

This is the point 3,9 right here.

That is the point B.

Let me make this point clear.

That's the point 8, 7.

I have the same three columns, but now I'm combining them

That's the first point.

So you have this point right here.

Let's select that one.

Let's take this point right here.

That's not the point.

You with me?

But, of course, we want to find the limit at this point gets closer and closer to this point, and this point gets closer and closer to that point.

And let's say that this, up here, was the point 5, 7.

And of course this point right here this will be a, so this would be the point minus a comma 0.

And the laws reflect these attitudes.

PQ, so they say this is point P, this is point Q.

You could plot that point there, or that point there just to confirm that that's the case.

Geniuses understood this attribute.

So this could be our point c.

What is this point?

And what is this point?

I guess I'll switch back to mauve, I think you get the point.

Right at that point.

This right here is the point 6 comma 1.

And then they have this point.

Jump down at this point