Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The Long-awaited block buster sequel to the Laws of Exponents video promised earlier. I've kept it short because I certainly didn't ask myself whether I should redo this video or gouge my eyes out with a spoon while thinking "You really should have made that the exclusive OR, Mad Computer Scientist, because this means you can pick both options."
The Long-awaited block buster sequel to the Laws of Exponents video promised earlier. I've kept it short because I certainly didn't ask myself whether I should redo this video or gouge my eyes out with a spoon while thinking "You really should have made that the exclusive OR, Mad Computer Scientist, because this means you can pick both options."





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Here is the javaScript code I was trying to post: // Make sure that we replace it for polynomials that take the form of 5x**2
feqvalue = feqvalue.replace(/(-?[0-9]*)[Xx]/g, $1* + ( + answer + ));
feqvalue = feqvalue.replace(/+s**/g, +);
fdvalue = fdvalue.replace(/(-?[0-9]*)[Xx]/g, $1* + ( + answer + ));
fdvalue = fdvalue.replace(/+s**/g, +);
Its part of a Newtons Method Calculator program I wrote and you can find it on Github if you so choose.
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