This could have also been written as do that in light blue could also have been written as helium, 2s1.

We can rewrite this.

And I'm really just rewriting it.

Let me rewrite it.

It's being written as a fraction.

We could it put it like that.

Will ultimately expand to a series of maybe five or ten of these very simple machine code instructions.

I'll rewrite it down here.

Let me rewrite it.

And what is that when we write it out?

You can write it either way.

This 5.67, you can write it as 5.670.

I've written it myself. Took me years.

So that would literally be 1 10 plus

I could have written it like this.

Ready!

We have 63.15 that we want to write in word form.

Right? So we have to write it up.

This guy right here can be re written.

So we could rewrite this.

No need to keep writing it.

It doesn't hurt to rewrite it.

Kid's a good speller, Pop.

Checks disc integrity after it is burnt

They can debate it. They can write it on a piece of paper.

Let me rewrite it down here so we have it to work with.

So you could view that as 1 1 10.

So you could view that as 5 1 100.

And the reason why we write it carbon 12

So essentially, if we wanted to write this as a decimal, we just take a 113.9, and we divide it by 100.

We did this over here, I will rewrite it

So the way that's going to work, is that pixel set red dot ten.

And what's that going to look like?

It can be expressed as a fraction.

Pi cannot be written as a repeating decimal.

But you can write it as a fraction.

So I could just write this as negative twenty one plus zero times i.

So let me re write it that way.

Alvah's column was a mess. I rewrote it.

One wonders what the authors are trying to say...

And I hope that I don't get sick during the book tour.

So let me rewrite it. f prime prime of x is equal to,

And the same exact reaction could have been written like this.

Let me rewrite it. f of x is equal to 15x minus 12.

This is the exact same thing as we could write it this way.