But if you square square, and shuffle, and then a cut.

And you divide by n.

Do you share his passion? No

You agree? But if you square square, and shuffle, and then a cut.

And you divide by lowercase n.

What are you dealing?

You divide by n minus 1.

And the more you go on sharing,

It is beautiful. You are sharing something which is happening now spontaneously.

And you share that responsibility with me.

Why don't you share your cookies with Jim?

Why don't you share your cookies with Jim?

So let's divide both sides of this equation by 4.

The more you share, the more you're given.

You divide the numerator by y, you get 1.

And then you divide it by the number of data points you have.

And so, if you actually divide 35 into 5 equal sections

You ain't asking me, you're telling me.

I heard that you share an apartment with Tom.

All you have to remember is first find the common denominator, and then divide.

When you are sharing, the question is of sharing, it is not with whom.

And then, to average, you sum them all up and then you divide by n.

So what happens when you take a fraction and you divide it by a whole number or an integer?

If you add all of these up and divide by 4, you're just going to get 6.25.

If you divide this right hand side by 3, you have 1, 2 and 3.

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

If you divide a number by 10, you move the decimal once to the left.

If you divide a number by 100, you're moving the decimal twice to the left.

Is it diffuse? Does she tell you everything and share everything?

So you divide the left hand side by 3, the right hand side by 3.

When you divide 19,500 by 30 with the calculator, this machine is to decide the result, not you.

If you wanted to simplify this one to 4 9, you divide the numerator and the denominator by 4.

Each time you divide by 10, you'd go one step to the left which, hopefully, makes sense.

So when you divide my n minus 1 instead of dividing by n, you're going to get a slightly larger number here.

If you divide by 7, those cancel out, but you can't just do it to the left hand side.

As your followers may be following hundreds or thousands of other users, it's important that you to keep in mind how much you share.

You have 78 divided by 1, which is just 78, and then the units, you have meters per second, and then if you divide by m s 2, that's the same thing as multiplying by seconds squared per meter. Right?

That force you're going to get a... I'm not even going to put it here.

It's where you go to laugh, it's where you go to cry, where you go to experience and share

Facebook allows you to include friends in the content you share by linking their profile to your updates or photos, also known as tagging.

If I were to ask you, 1 2 divided by 1 2, whenever you divide by a fraction, or actually, when you divide by any number, it's the same thing as multiplying by its inverse.

So before I give you the intuition actually, I might do that in a different module I'm just going to show you the mechanics of how you divide a fraction.

Unlike Facebook, Twitter is embraced as a public forum where information that's shared can potentially be seen by anyone, so it's imperative to your social media well being to always be aware of what you share.

So you divide 3 by 3, you divide 18 by 3, and you get 3 divided by 3 is 1. 18 divided by 3 is 6, so you get 1 6.

And then you take the average of those squared, except for one slight difference. i equals 1 to i equals n. Instead of dividing by n, you divide by a slightly smaller number.