Calculation of percentages
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Did you know ? A percentage is a hundredth of a whole. It is a way to express a part of a whole (ie a fraction) using a whole number. Writing e.g. "45%" ( 45 percent ) is actually just an abbreviation for the fraction 45/100, i.e. decimal number 0.45. The name comes from per cento, meaning (belonging to) a hundred.

Calculation of percentages

Percentage increase

Percentage change

Direct proportion

Indirect proportionality

Share in percentage

Profit from interest

Price without VAT

Price with VAT

Trade margin

Surcharge

Discount in percentage

 
Geometric calculations
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Did you know ? Geometry uses a variety of procedures and methods to investigate spatial objects, including constructions, proofs, and analysis. In addition, geometry also uses abstract and symbolic notations that make it possible to solve complex problems and formulate new mathematical theories.

Center of the triangle

Angles of a triangle

Polygon

Cube

Cylinder

Ellipsoid

Pyramid

Sphere

Sphere segment

Block

Cone

Circular segment

 
Physics calculations
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Did you know ? Thermodynamics is a field of physics that deals with the study of thermal and thermodynamic processes, i.e. processes related to thermal energy, heat engines, temperature, pressure and volume. Thermodynamics helps us understand how heat is transferred, how heat engines work, and how air conditioning and refrigeration systems work. The laws of thermodynamics are used in many fields, from industry to medicine.

Newton's law of motion

Work done by a force

Kinetic energy

Gravitational field

Conservation of momentum

Newton's second law

Oscilating object

Law of Gravity

Snell's law of refraction

Electric potential

Ohm's law

Coulomb's law

 
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