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Flying bridge ?
billy bob and the trooper.
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Watch out for the low bridges......
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It was part of the divorce settlement, so they cut it in half.
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- Aug 31, 2023
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- Aug 31, 2023
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Obviously a red light!
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If its not in the handbook check your GPS(LOL)
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C'mon guys! You treat it like a 4 way stop and rubber neck of course.
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Hummm, new space saver parking?
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This function consists of a cosine term, a cubic term, and a square root term. The cubic term is odd whereas the cosine and the square root term are even. If we distribute the parentheses, the integrand becomes the sum of a square root term and a cubic-cosine-square root term. The cubic-cosine-square root term is odd, so the integral from -2 to +2 is just zero.
Now we're left with the square root term. That's a half circle with radius 2 and centered on the origin. It's got a factor of 1/2 attached to it, so it's really a quarter circle of radius 2.
That area is pi, thus the answer is the first 10 digits of pi or 3.141592653
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Congratulations. How do I send you your coins ? ,lol. Only issue is that the query doesn’t indicate how many of the “ first “ digits constitute the password……..