Thanks so much!
Also, I certainly could be wrong here, but I’m pretty sure we can simplify the graph to the below.
When trying to figure out how the graph was working, I used a little algebra to break it down for myself on paper and realized that my equation was simplifying back to the above graph. After making the updates, it looks to be working the same :).
For those interested, here’s how I came to this conclusion as I had fun thinking this through haha. Let’s hope I’m not just going crazy and imagining things, lol.
I created a sort of system of equations for each part of our graph. See the image below for how broke up these equations in my head.
After solving this equation for C. I realized I was left with the b equation. This meant to me that the output of our c was just producing the b nodes, making all other nodes unnecessary.
I definitely could be not thinking this all the way through, so I would be happy for someone smarter than me to come along and correct me if I’m wrong! It’s fun to learn together, after all ![]()

