Granted that this witness is ill.

And suppose that's the only way to save you?

If we assume that this thing is circular although it looks like it's a little bit egg shaped if we assume that it is circular then the distance traveled is the circumference of the circular loop de loop

Suppose they don't have any scopolamine?

AND WE KNOW THAT AVERAGE VELOClTY, IF WE ASSUME ACCELERATlON IS CONSTANT,

If we assume that's the direction it's traveling, it's going at a super super fast speed

If we assume that these cars are making this turn right over here, that all of them are making this turn at a constant speed.

If you assume that your acceleration is constant then you could come up with something called an average velocity

If you assume it's a function of x and y, it becomes a lot harder to solve for.

The US justice system demands more, and we have imposed procedural safeguards to meet these demands.

But that simply, if we assume an orthonormal basis, then A transpose A becomes the k by k identity matrix.

But now, since we assumed that these columns here form an orthonormal set, this just gets reduced to the identity matrix.

Now, you know, just to clarify things, in the last video, we assumed that x was inside of the subspace, so that x could be represented with coordinates here.

You know, for t as any real number, that's just a line, sum of the span of some unit vector. Where we assume this has length 1.

So the first thing you might realize is if there is no friction if this was a completely frictionless boundary and there is no air resistance, we are assuming that there is no air resistance in this example

Well if the universe is a sphere of some sort and we live on the skin of the sphere and the sphere is expanding what is the sphere expanding into?

Suppose that we levy a small tax on existing coal power plants in order to pay for the solar subsidy, and then gradually raise consumers electricity bills as more and more solar plants are phased in.

If we impose a strict rule of sustainable utilization and limit the amount of extraction of water to that of the current water recharge, it would in reality deny aquifer States the right to utilize the valuable water resource, accumulated over the years, in the aquifer.