I have 1,000.

There's a few drops left.

Gone!

There is a little milk left in the bottle.

But I might as well

We want to get just the x terms, in this case, on the

What's up? Hey.

And the only thing of course I am gonna leave there Is the signature.

This is not a drawing paper and is leaving me black spots.

He'd said he was gonna be working late. I'm sure he's busy.

You've left your coffee. Don't you like it?

So let's add 5 to both sides of this equation.

Plus 4 times y squared minus 2y I'm probably going to add something here too, so I'll leave it blank for now.

I feel sorry.

But most the time people just realize they like leaving things in terms of pi.

So if I subtract 1 from both sides of this equation, what do I have?

(Laughter)

And so, I am left with 11. If I have 11 of something, and I take away one of them, I'm left with 10 of that something.

Otherwise, it would be run away bold.

And he published it. It wasn't locked up and disappeared.

Now maybe we can go to see some old bottles.

So what? What if Dae jin comes?

They had to add up to 7.

Who else is left?

Let's type in a title, and we click submit, perfect.

Where does that leave us for suspects?

That's right. I was the only one left.

It's truly unfortunate that you missed the overture.

Because it's so cold, the entire contents of that hut is still as they left it, with the remnants of the last meal they cooked still there.

I'm leaving you in command here.

So on the left hand side, what are we left with?

No, I'm afraid not.

The y's are going to disappear, and we've seen that.

So he'll just say, I have a purple hat.

And 16 plus 33 is what?

So we need to remove three, we need subtract three, from both sides of the equation in order to keep the scale balanced.

And look at its front legs. They're roaringly hot.

Now you can kind of call it our intermediate remainder is what's left.

If I had subtracted 6y from both sides I would have got a negative 13 on the left hand side, which would have been a legitimate thing to do.

If you divide the denominator by y, you just get a y, and so what are we left with?

And so we can divide both sides of this equation by thirty eight... by thirty eight.

We will pay this amount by June 30.

We can't just erase them, but we can forward them back into the surviving matrix by the following simple operation we take the surviving matrix to be called omega prime and the surviving vector to be called X prime, and you can get omega prime and X prime by using the function take that is in your own matrix library.

No. I should go. I'm so sorry.

Three minus three is zero.