Drag out the start and end points.

So let's say I have one vector.

The highest amount of points possible on reports is 10 points.

Now let's split this top surface with the line tool.

We'll check on it right now.

Construct the vector difference starting at this point.

You could say that the work is equal to 5 newtons times, I'll just write a dot for times.

It unfolds.

And then once that's kind of settled down, they'll turn the

Click on the midpoint to start drawing, move across the surface and find the midpoint on the opposite edge and click to finish the

Let's get to the point.

So let's say I just want to start at the point, let's just say for quirky reasons, I just pick a random point here.

Construct the vector sum starting at this point.

Thrun Particle filters are really easy to implement.

Same thing as square root of 0.

When x is negative 4, I have a 0 under the radical sign.

Year 4, oh my gosh, something changed about the market.

Therefore, as punishment for your actions, 50 points will be taken.

And so if you think about up here, when y was equal to 2, we could have been at this point or this point, the kind of equivalent points of the new circle are going to be here.

Watch how SketchUp will give you reference points to help as you draw.

This is pretty straight forward and you've seen it before.

And my function g essentially maps any point over here to exactly the point 2.

Well that's what's actually happened so far.

Hope you can see it right there.

I'm going to go a little faster this time.

Oh, it's way up there.

Just make up some numbers, negative 1, 2, 7.

And in the first video, you'll see the robot going from point A to point B, through an intermediate point.

Where it's a sideways version of that one.

So it has to be that all these nodes that are intermediate on the path have even degree.

And it also has this field called score.

In this case the intersection of the plane and the cone is going to intersect right at that point.

So there's one point that just by looking at it we could say is going to be in our locus.

So this one says Ann and Betty, two cyclists, start simultaneously.

Before drawing the line, hover over the top edge and find the midpoint inference.

Just as much as you fixed the data points originally in our path, the beginning and end point, now I want to fix you 4 points.

Add Point Click this to add points to a polygon.

Let me tell you why this doesn't work. Consider a few data points like these.

I have a straight line on my spherical surface.

And you were able to do it in slow motion.

Now, what I've shown you so far is not really an algorithm, but it has some elements in common with them.

(Laughter)

And so if I multiply by a large power of 10,

I would multiply by ten.

Now if you look at a network like this this is 105 people.