81. Loan Or Investment Formulas His article and the ensuing discussion are archived in the sci.math thread A Series of Interest. In an excellent example of academic integrity, http://oakroadsystems.com/math/loan.htm

You are here: OakRoadSystems Home Articles Math ... Search Like this article? Please donate a few bucks Loan or Investment Formulas revised 19 Feb 2010 Oak Road Systems Summary: Compound interest taking out a loan or making an investment Contents: Introduction Cautions Some Variables The Master Formula ... TI-83 Calculator Copying: Excel workbook All formulas apply when payments are made at the end of each period, and please understand that results are approximate . The variable names should be pretty straightforward, but I explain them below (1) Loan balance after n payments have been made derivation example 1 example 7 (For a savings account or other investment, just change the first minus sign to a plus.) (2) Payment amount on a loan derivation example 2 example 12 (3) Number of payments on a loan derivation example 3 example 4 (4) Original loan amount derivation example 5 example 8 (The original loan amount is also called the present value of an annuity or present value of a stream of payments.) (5) Payment amount to reach an investment goal derivation example 9 (6) Number of payments to reach an investment goal derivation example 10 (7) Interest rate derivation where But this problem is normally solved by iterative methods example 6 example 11 Introduction Fairly often in the newsgroup alt.algebra.help

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85. Stage Lighting Math Formulas The following is a collection of math formulas that can prove useful to lighting designers and electricians. If you have any others that would be helpful, http://www.hstech.org/howto/electric/stgmath.htm

This page will be updated with shop math that is pertinent to the High School/Small scale Theater. Stage Math Layout Sheets Stage Math Safety/Instructions The following is a collection of math formulas that can prove useful to lighting designers and electricians. If you have any others that would be helpful, email them to us and we'll add them. If you experience difficulty downloading these files please contact us. You can also download a simple spreadsheet that has several useful lighting calculations built into it: Lgtcalc1 for Excel'97 (26K) Lgtcalc3 for Excel 3.0 (30K) Click on your selection, then choose "Save As" from your browser "File" menu. We are working on other down load file formats for this spreadsheet. power: Watts = Volts * Amps Amps = Watts / Volts Sine Wave (VAC): RMS Volts = 0.707 x Peak Volts RMS Volts = 1.11 x Average Volts Peak Volts = 1.57 x Average Volts Peak Volts = 1.414 x RMS Volts Average Volts = 0.637 x Peak Volts Average Volts = 0.9 x RMS Volts DC voltage drop of conductor (cable) of L length V = voltage drop, I = current

86. PSTC Paramedic - Math Formula Help Jun 8, 1999 The formula above is just one of the many correct ways to determine the dose of medication for your patient. Here is an example problem. http://www.monroecc.edu/depts/pstc/backup/paramath.htm

@import url("/css/internal.css"); A-Z Index Employee Directory Departments About MCC ... Public Safety Training Center Monroe Community College Rochester, New York MCC Paramedic Program The formula above is just one of the many correct ways to determine the dose of medication for your patient. Here is an example problem. Use this formula to calculate the correct dose. A physician orders you to administer 3 mgs of Morphine IV to a patient who has pain from burns. You have a 5 ml vial that contains 10 mg of Morphine. How many mls will you administer to your patient? A physician orders you to administer an IV of Normal Saline at a rate of 375 mls per hour. You have an administration set that is 15 drops per ml. How many drops per minute will deliver the proper volume in an hour? More help: IV Fluid Calculator IV Medication Calculator Drug Concentration Calculator Dopamine/Dobutamine Calculator Return to the Student Area Return to Paramedic CME Area Return to Paramedic Home Page URL: /depts/pstc/backup/paramath.htm Updated: June 8, 1999

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