(Note to self: organize this into some other file!)

-- Math efficiency spreadsheet thingy --

(Question:Lesson) - #. {Pencil/Nodejs} Description: Time

(Pb:96) - 1. {Pencil} Variation form:   02:27
(Pb:96) - 2. {Pencil} Equal ratio form: 02:22
(Pb:96) - 3. {Nodejs} Variation form:   01:17
(Pb:96) - 4. {Nodejs} Equal ratio form: 01:38

(01:96) - 1. {Pencil} Equal ratio form: 01:42
(01:96) - 2. {Pencil} Variation form:   01:36

(02:96) - 1. {Nodejs} Equal ratio form: 01:38
(02:96) - 2. {Nodejs} Variation form:   00:58

[Note: I subtracted two minutes from #1 because
 that was fumbling around while re-learning the
 procedure. If I'd known what I was doing better
 before-hand, I would've saved roughly that long.]
(03:92) - 1. {Pencil} --                03:33
(03:92) - 2. {Nodejs} --                02:23

(04:74) -    {Nodejs} --                03:04
(05:52) -    {Nodejs} --                02:32
(06:96) -    {Nodejs} --                04:37

[This was a very simple problem, because x = 0.
 It is probably not representative of most from
 lesson 95.]
(07:95) -    {Nodejs} --                01:28

(08:90) -    {Nodejs} --                01:54

[Problems not marked nodejs/pencil have a very
 simple/obvious way of solving - i.e, the method
 is implied to me. Just look at the problem or
 ask me and it'll be obvious (to me).]
(09:94) -                               00:29
(10:94) -                               00:24

[This is a graphing problem.]
(11:91) -                               06:09

(12:89) -                               01:17
(13:83) -                               00:46
(14:82) -                               01:15
(15:47) -                               00:34
(16:81) - {Nodejs}                      01:14
(17:81} - {Nodejs}                      00:34
{18:81} - {Nodejs}                      01:13
{19:78} -                               00:50
{20:73} -                               01:18
{21:73} -                               01:47
{22:70} -                               00:59
{23:70} -                               01:37
{24:64} - {Nodejs}                      00:23
{25:88} -                               00:43
{26:71} - {Nodejs}                      00:54

[This is another graphing problem. It involves
 graphing two lines and then solving the system
 to get an accurate answer. I /might/ have been
 able to do the solving faster on paper...?]
{27:23} - {Nodejs}                      08:18

{28:47} -                               00:59
{29:26} - {Nodejs}                      01:10
{30:02} -                               00:33