192.

192 kbs

It's 225.

192 MB RAM

Now we draw our image at location 192 by 192.

Do 225, colonel?

192 223 MB RAM

15 times 15 is 225.

It happened 225 years ago.

75 plus 225 is 300.

So 3 goes into 225.

Now 225 plus 400 is 625.

It turns out there's now about 192.

We go from 150 to 225 students.

We have 3x is equal to 225.

So 225 divided by 3 is 75.

Thirtyfive years ago, 225 days a year.

And pretty soon, the average price was 192 dollars.

WE RECElVED 4500 HOURS OF VlDEO FROM 192 COUNTRlES

The right hand side, 231 minus 6 is 225.

We use this to define what image out of the frames array we have to draw to the canvas, and of course, at our lovely position of 192 by 192.

So how much do we have to go to from 150 to 225?

And then they go from 225 to 300, how many did we increase by?

We were able to look at the documentation and see that context.drawlmage allowed us to pass in the image object as well as the position on the canvas we'd like to draw, 192 by 192.

Which as you can see placed the top left corner of the image, 192 by 192 pixels up from the top left corner of the canvas, which has been conveniently placed at location zero, zero on the page.

And its 225 largest companies today are worth one quarter of what they were 18 years ago.

If you take halfway between 144,000 and 192,000, we get the mean of 144 and 192 thousand, and that is 168,000.

And in this little table, they tell us how many attended in 2001, 150 students, and in 2002, 225, 2003, we had 300 students, but they don't tell us 2006.

The left hand side, the 3's cancel out that was the whole point behind dividing by 3 we get just an x is being equal to and 225 divided by 3.

In its first year there were 225 events in 41 countries on 6 continents all created by volunteers who were inspired to share in what happens when people united around the single idea

Now, as many of you know, Airbnb is a peer to peer marketplace that matches people who have space to rent with people who are looking for a place to stay in over 192 countries.

He uses scale to more and more spectacular effect, whether on the roof of a temple in Singapore, or in his increasingly ambitious installation work, here with 192 functioning sewing machines, fabricating the flags of every member of the United Nations.