Each module will have some or all of the following buttons

Now, we'll have even less than that stat I told you about earlier.

So we're dealing only in a situation where x is

17 minus 9 is 8.

You get 0.

You're left with nothing here.

You get 2.

12 minus 7 is 5.

12 minus 8 is 4.

6 minus 5 is 1.

And then 13 0 13.

Twenty two minus fifteen is seven.

Sixty four minus sixty three, to get our remainder at this stage, is one.

Now we bring down the next number.

Now we can bring down a 0.

Then we're going to borrow, we get 37.

75 minus 68 is 7.

78 minus 75 five is 3.

Thirty three minus twenty five is eight.

Eighty five minus seventy five is ten.

You describe yourself, Philip, as someone who was really creative when you were young and, you know, liked to make things.

103 minus 100 is going to be 3, and now we can bring down this 0.

80 minus 72 is 8.

You get 5 minus 4 is 1.

10 minus 8 is 2.

Seventy six minus seventy five is clearly one.

Two minus nothing is two.

Seventeen minus fourteen is three.

I think you can appreciate why it's called long division now.

Twenty five minus twenty four is one.

You get no remainder.

No remainder.

Forty three minus thirty three is ten.

Subtract 51 minus 49 is 2.

It's equal to 26.

Six minus five is one.

And this guy over here changes signs but becomes the following.

So we still have a remainder, so let's keep bringing down some zeroes.

As we said in the last video, the orange line is U.S. capacity utilization.

So whimsy matters.

Those waves have frequencies in infrasound domain, the sound actually nobody knows, domain.

No remainder.

I've got them in the Sector Six basement!

100 minus 30 is 70.

Possibles values for the returned string are