Transformer Ratio Calculator
Compute the secondary voltage and current of an ideal transformer from the turns ratio and primary-side values.
Compute the secondary voltage and current of an ideal transformer from the turns ratio and primary-side values.
Compute the boiling-point elevation of a solution from molality, the solvent's ebullioscopic constant, and the van't Hof...
Compute the φ (phi) coefficient — the Pearson correlation between two binary variables — from a 2 × 2 contingency table...
Compute the conditional probability P(A | B) from the joint probability P(A ∩ B) and the marginal P(B). Reports P(B | A)...
Compute the binomial coefficient "n choose k" using factorials. Useful for combinations, Pascal's triangle, and binomial...
Compute the impulse delivered by a constant force over a time interval, equal to the change in momentum it causes.
Compute the volume, surface area, face diagonal, and space diagonal of a cube from its edge length.
Split a restaurant bill across any number of people, including the tip — see the per-person tip and total at a glance.
Calculates the magnetic force on a straight current-carrying conductor in an external magnetic field from current, lengt...
Estimates VO₂ max using the Cooper formula: VO₂ max (mL/kg/min) = (distance_m − 504.9) / 44.73, where distance is the to...
Compute the secondary voltage, current, and turns ratio of an ideal transformer: V₂ = V₁ · N₂/N₁; I₂ = I₁ · N₁/N₂. Power...
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Every "X% of Y" problem, every "what percent of", every percent-change question — written out the way you'd actually say them.
Standard deviation is "average distance from the average". That one sentence covers 90% of everything you ever need to remember about it.