So it's all of these points down here.

All these points will require many exchanges of views.

All these right now are hypothesis, but pretty good starting points.

So y has to be all of these points down here.

So all of these points satisfy this inequality, but we have more.

These points are collinear.

line through these points.

Let's plot these points.

let's plot these points.

let's see if we can group all these different data points into clusters.

All these picky little points you keep bringing up, they don't mean nothing!

We've been going over these points all day. If it isn't clear now...

These points are not collinear.

These are both inflection points.

So let's plot these points.

So let's plot these points.

So let's plot these points.

Now let's plot these points.

So let's plot these points.

How similar our countries are in terms of all of these kinds of points.

So there's points, and these points are actually being cross referenced.

All of these points along the edge are equal distant from that center right there.

So these definitely are inflection points.

So these are 2 critical points.

These are the exact same points.

So let's plot these two points.

These are just some starting points.

So these are the 2 points.

You have these things called points

So these are our two points.

They're all exclamation points.

But citizens now doubt both these points.

So let's plot each of these points.

So let's graph some of these points.

I may have joined these two points.

This is just these points over here.

So I have here, once again, one line passing through these points, and then another line passing through these points.

points that satisfy all the x, y, z points that solve

So it's all of these points here that I'm shading in in green satisfy that right there.

And we've already said that an ellipse is the locus of all points, or the set of all points, that if you take each of these points' distance from each of the focuses, and add them up, you get a constant number.

All the points, all the lines it's incredible.

A discussion followed on each of these points.

So that's the slope between these two points.

So we can graph each of these points.

Let me make these points a little bit.