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CNN Anderson Cooper 360 August 31, 2021 04:26:00

Of those people you could not hate. and when you met him, you thought about him until, you know, one day, you re like why am i thinking about this person? he was just really one of those people that he could have the smallest interaction with and truly touch them. now, i understand that you went to you kind of went to rival high schools, didn t you? um, in in a way, yeah. it s gonna sound bad but um he went to gibbs which was like the local high school. and i went to i didn t want to go to gibbs. i wanted to go to the science technology, engineering, and mathematics downtown. and so, he always gave me so much, you know, flack for not going to the local one. he s like you just really thought you were above everyone. i was like no, i just wanted to break out, you know? uh-huh. but but you but you were high school sweethearts. how did you meet? um, we worked at a very small pizza shop in fountain city, ....

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10 thousand is written as 10K but why not 10T? Know the real reason behind it | 10 हजार को 10K लिखते हैं लेकिन 10T क्यों नहीं? दिलचस्प है इसके पीछे का गणित

10 हजार को हम 10K लिखते हैं लेकिन 10T क्यों नहीं? आपमें से अधिकतर लोगों ने जहन में कभी न कभी ये सवाल जरूर उठा होगा, लेकिन उसका जवाब नहीं मिल पाया होगा. इसलिए आज आपको इसके पीछे के गणित के बारे में बताएंगे कि क्यों हम 'T' के बजाय 'K' का इस्तेमाल करते हैं. ....

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KZN's Aaron Naidu is the star of the South African Tertiary Mathematics Olympiad

Aaron Naidu takes the top spot at the South African Tertiary Mathematics Olympiad. Aaron is from Cowie's Hill and this is the second time that he has won. The 19-year-old is a second year student of BSc in data science at UKZN. He said that the secret to his win was being able to understand mathematical concepts rather than just memorising formulae and procedures. ....

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BBCNEWS BBC News August 24, 2021 20:56:00

And the weather doesn t change. it s just physics and mathematics and we certainly haven t got time to get into that! but broadly speaking, for the next ten days, misty mornings, variable cloud cover, and there will be some warm sunshine around as well. so let s have a look at the forecast, then, and we ll start with the satellite picture. this is from the last day or so. and you can see variable amounts of cloud, sunshine in the north west of the uk, thick cloud there across parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands, northern wales too. and this is what it looks like early on wednesday morning. so, some of us will be waking up to sunshine across many western and southern areas, but further towards the east, it is going to be a little on the cloudy side. so there will be some variation for sure in the feel of things, you ve got the cool, cloudy conditions in the east and you ve got the warmer, sunnier weather out towards the west. and it is all to do with where the wind is coming ....

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Swiss university claims new record for calculating Pi

Swiss scientists claim to have set a new world record for calculating the number Pi to 62.8 trillion decimal places. ....

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