So here I have an equation, a linear equation.

Formula

We can divide an equation, or multiply an equation by a scalar.

Bernoulli's equation.

And this is an equation.

Archimedes' formula.

And this, right here, this result we have is Look, you give me any quadratic equation, you give me the a, the b, and the c, we could now substitute it into this formula essentially we just derived right here, and I'll give you the roots, I'll give you the x's for that quadratic equation the x's that satisfy that quadratic equation.

If argument is war, then there's an implicit equation of learning with losing.

It's a partial differential equation.

Hendersen Hasselbalch Equation.

A very simple equation.

If I gave you an equation, an arbitrary equation now.

A no brainer.

let's say another equation.

Did I just say equation?

That's why they're called 'equations.'

But this is an equation.

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This is the pricing equation.

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Otherwise it would no longer be an equation.

And then we'll know the whole equation for the line.

This is an exact equation.

There's not a formula.

It's a pretty easy equation to solve.

That's a pretty straightforward equation, and it makes sense.

Then we used the continuity equation.

Which equation is equivalent to

So we have one equation set up.

So this is a combustion process.

So we know the equation of the line.

We're solving a differential equation.

So you solve a quadratic.

Is this an absolute formula?

Because this is the distance formula.

That's the equation of this line.

It's a formula for paralysis.

Now we have a quadratic.