Median and Eucledian

Median and Eucledian

Sometimes when I will start to swerve;
Can avoid car when going around a curve;
There also is a mode, mean and a median
And curves in geometry they call Euclidian.

When I had added much more starch
I eventually straightened out the arch
And then I exhibited a triumphant mode
When I did understand each decimal code.

What if I brought together and integrated,
Would the opposing view be segregated?
To build myself up did tare them all down;
Assigned each one to a certain part of town.

If I will study more and myself do educate
Brilliance with my mind will begin to mate;
Was verb either transitive or intransitive,
You used to explain way you would live.

Jim Horn
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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