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Across 2. 1,2,3,3,4,4,4,5,5,5,5,5,5,5,5,6,8,15 8. Plural of a letter, usually, that, usually, is the y of a formula regarding b, m, and x 10. Three traffic cones are equal to a double AA battery (if their h and r are good enough) 11. Has the same meaning without the first word, the second word is a cool science refractor 14. *Places line* Oh. Look. What's over here? A square. What about over here? Another square? I'm bored. 16. Three words: The first is a numeric idea, the third is the answer to all of your problems 17. Try to bio-morph without an op. Don't overthink it. 21. Comparison of two numbers with a colon, usually 23. Our school has four, the Brits usually have three, and this sentence has 18, excluding the small strokes 24. Ever been alone? Ignored? Left out of those popular groups? (Wow, I described myself perfectly. Ouch) 25. A 1-dimensional figure, usually containing evenly spaced real numerical values 27. Using your brain to proportionally analyze with the base operation of exponents 28. Numbers that express the distributional property of a collection of information 30. The occurrence, proximity, and concentration of data. 33. One negative, its relation to the letter negative three spaces left of t, plural 34. Mathematically existing values, no i's allowed (I apologize. Not a lot of these are actual definitions. Please don't mark me down for humor.) 35. Read it. You should get an idea of what my data looks like. 36. Can be an interesting insult if the words "you are" come to the front. Find it to the left of m. 37. Not infinitesimal (in adjective form) information (I was having a bit of fun creating these clues. I apologize infinitely.) 38. Somewhat about approximately, or, you know, all of them

Down 1. Comparison of two values pertaining to different units 2. Fun sounding word for villains, cutting a number 'till you can't anymore 3. Product of the like value(s) of the decomposition of a set of, usually, positive integers into their prime factors 4. This word appears twice here, this one means the lower of the base operation of tetration 5. Understand, not memorize. Absorb, not scan. Explain, not examine. 6. If this were a function, than f(((2.3^8)/5)%) could be the Cube Root of 4, or about 7831/5000 7. Hint, taking the first four letters of the first word and replacing them gives you its opposite (literally) 9. Well-known word that is mentioning left and right 11. Characteristic of a set of numbers, involving the loss of a similarity between factors 12. In education, usually corresponds to a letter. Determines your honor. 13. If I kicked you, this term would almost describe you. Unless you're an optimist. 15. Removing the first two letters leaves behind an interesting topic, usually pertaining to racism or sexism 18. If a number was the quotient of the square of negative one and another number, both numbers 19. Letters and numbers with symbols in between (don't count that parallel double line) 20. Adding three letters to the end creates a mystical place. It is usually 45, but never 0. 22. Usually a rectangle with two values on the "longer" sides at the same intervals 26. Sometimes a plate, sometimes a ball, referring here to the unique faces of a prsm 29. Positive and negative, I am thee. Add them together, nothing you will see. 31. "If you take away the 5th, 7th, and 8th letter, you get a singular noun" 32. Numerical sentence usually expressing two values of equivalence that have been broken up by mathematical symbols