what is the formula to calculate the bye?
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Byes are always awarded in just the first round of the tournament. To figure out the number of byes in each tournament you simply subtract the number of teams in the tournament from one of the numbers above. You will use the next number in the list that is higher than the number of teams.
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Use the formula B = p(1 + r) t, where B is the balance (final amount), p is the principal (starting amount), r is the interest rate expressed as a decimal, and t is the time in years.
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['In cell B2 type the start time, enter a space, and then type “a” for AM or “p” for PM, and press Enter. In cell C2, type the end time, including “a” or “p” as appropriate, and press Enter. ... ', 'In cell D2, subtract the end time from the start time by typing the formula: =C2-B2, and then pressing Enter.']
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Gross margin formula The profit equation is: profit = revenue - costs , so an alternative margin formula is: margin = 100 * (revenue - costs) / revenue . Now that you know how to calculate profit margin, here's the formula for revenue: revenue = 100 * profit / margin .
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The formula is n × (1 + growth rate)p. This works because you're basically doing (for an growth of 1% over 2 periods) n × 1.01 × 1.01 = n × 101% × 101%. This also works for negative growth: then it's just n × 0.98 x 0.98, (2% deflation) for example.
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To determine the number of matches use the formula, N=(cx2)-2. For example 17 participants/teams times 2 equals 34 minus 2 equals 32 matches. And there is a possibility there could be 33 matches if the loser bracket participant/team makes it to the final and beats the winner bracket participant/team twice.
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['positive coterminal angle: β = α + 360 * 10 = 1400° + 3600° = 5000°', 'negative coterminal angle: β = α - 360 * 10 = 1400° - 3600° = -2200°']
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['When we need to find length of a rectangle we need to divide area by breadth.', 'Length of a rectangle = Area ÷ breadth.', 'ℓ = A ÷ b.', 'Similarly, when we need to find breadth of a rectangle we need to divide area by length.', 'Breadth of a rectangle = Area ÷ length.', 'b = A ÷ ℓ']
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#2 – Calculate the Number of Weeks Between Dates To determine how many weeks elapsed between two dates, we can use a simple formula to find the number of days between the dates, then divide by 7. The formula will return a decimal number.
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['=end-start =5:00PM-8:00AM =0.375-0.708=.333//8hours.', '=1-start+end.', '=IF(end>start, end-start, 1-start+end)', '=MOD(end-start,1)', '=end-start.', '=C5-B5.']
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['H = i*C.', 'Number of orders = D / Q.', 'Annual ordering cost = (D * S) / Q.', 'Annual Holding Cost= (Q * H) / 2.', 'Annual Total Cost or Total Cost = Annual ordering cost + Annual holding cost.', 'Annual Total Cost or Total Cost = (D * S) / Q + (Q * H) / 2.']
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The perimeter of a rectangle is the distance around it. The formula for finding perimeter is P = l + w + l + w or P = 2 l + 2 w. Students can find the missing side using the perimeter and the known side. Students need to remember that there are two sides that have the same length or width.
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['Add over 24 hours: Start time + (N/24)', 'Add over 60 minutes: Start time + (N/1440)', 'Add over 60 seconds: Start time + (N/86400)', 'Subtract over 24 hours: Start time - (N/24)', 'Subtract over 60 minutes: Start time - (N/1440)', 'Subtract over 60 seconds:']
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['20% (PD) x 70% (LGD) x 1 000 (EAD); PLUS.', '80% (=probability of NO default = 100% – PD) x 0% (zero loss) x 1 000 (EAD)', '= 140.']
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#2 – Calculate the Number of Weeks Between Dates To determine how many weeks elapsed between two dates, we can use a simple formula to find the number of days between the dates, then divide by 7.
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Calculating the Net Present Value The formula is simple: Net present value = CF/[(1 + r) ^ n] -- where CF, or "cash flow," is the final number from the last section's calculation. This formula accounts for the number of years you have left until you retire and the pension begins to pay out.
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['In 5- days B-ALONE does=5/10= 1/2 part of the work.', 'The remaining 1/2 work is now finished by A-ALONE. ... ', 'So A-CAN do 1/2 of the work in = 15/2= 7.5 days.']