June 25, 2006ATS = [x + 1]
Filed Under: Across the Sound
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Which would mean, x = 1 - ATS
Or it could mean that Toby Gabriner, CEO of [x+1] is my guest this week on Across the Sound.
You can listen to the episode here.
It's a great conversation, but also interesting as it is part of their sponsorship of my podcast i.e. instead of traditional 15 or 30 second spots, they get value in the form of 40 minutes of content...and you get to learn more about them and how they think.
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{pedantic}
assertion: ATS = [x + 1]
we can swap sides with no ill effects
[x + 1] = ATS
to isolate x, subtract 1 from each side
[x + 1] - 1 = ATS - 1
the ones on the LHS cancel out
x = ATS - 1 (not "x = 1 - ATS")
{/pedantic}
Posted by: christopher carfi
Is it any wonder I struggled through math at school? That's why I chose marketing as opposed to finance...I know how to spend it, not save it :)
Posted by: jJ
heh.
btw, was just going through the comment thread ATS #36, and now i'm jonesing for a good single malt. it's 5pm somewhere, yes?
Posted by: christopher carfi
