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I don´t know how to do it in VB but it is quite easy to do it in MS-EXCEL. I think it won´t be difficult for you to translate the code in cell I15 in sheet "data and Results" into VB.
To get new...
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VBAhack thanks for the excellent posts and job well done!
Unfortunately I am not allowed by the administrator to rate your post as I have already done it the last time.
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If horse A is a non-runner, then the total percentage before adjustment is: 33.33 + 4.76 + 4.76 + 4.76 + 4.76 = 52.37.
Now adjust all the 5 figures in the following way:
33.33 x 119.04/52.37 =...
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Hi, wellcome to the forum,
All you have to do is to apply the formula Y = 5 - X to your data, X being any value in the table.
For instance:
X = 1; Y = 5 - 1 = 4
X = 2; Y = 5 - 2 = 3
X = 3;...
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See the attached Excel spreadsheet. Random numbers between 10 and 100 are input in cells B5 to G28. Cell I5 down to cell I28 yield the number of formatted cells in each row. They all match the same...
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The probability of failing one or more of the 4 subjects/semester in a time span of 1 year is 0,213.
The probability of failing one or more of the 4 subjects/semester in a time span of 3 years is...
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A Monte Carlo simulation model built in Excel yields approximately 0,73.
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Do you mean earning no credits at least once in any one of the 24 subjects (4 subjects/semester x 6 semesters) or no credits, coincidently, in all of the 8 subjects (4 subjects/semester x 2...
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Among a few others, this software can be the solution of your problem: http://www.palisade-europe.com/bestfit/
It is very popular in simulation analysis.
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According to the Simplex Method Tool (http://people.hofstra.edu/faculty/Stefan_Waner/RealWorld/simplex.html)
Minimize p = 0.01x + 0.021y + 0.015z subject to
1x + 3y + 3z = 10
1x + 2y + 2z = 8...
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I used your link. I entered:
Maximize p = 24x + 20y subject to
2x + 1.5y <= 9000
x + y <= 5000
x + 2y <= 8000
x <= 5500
y <= 3500
And got the answer: Optimal Solution: p = 112000; x =...
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Here it is. Have a good time.
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I am sorry but the simplex algorithm is boring and too much time consuming. I left it apart since long. In my professional activities, I use Solver in Excel or What´s Best, Lingo or Lindo software...
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Objective function: max.Z = 24X + 20Y
Constraints:
Grade A: 2X + 1.5Y <= 9,000
Grade B: X + 2Y >= 0
Type 1: X + Y <= 5,000
Type 2: X + 2Y <= 8,000
0 <= X <= 5,500
0 <= Y <= 3,500
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The answer to your question and any further questions you may have on stats can be found in this excellent e-book:
http://www.statsoft.com/textbook/stathome.html
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Because you can´t get the equation into a closed form w = f(M,r,n,D), as VBAhack pointed out, I suggest you use Goal-seek in Excel.
I attach an example.
Hope it helps.
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I am glad that you found your way to the solution but, take into consideration what I said above about replacing the current empirical distribution by a theoretical one that fits the data available...
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Considering the response times as a continuous variable (I didn’t quite understand why you gave only times rounded to units) the response is affirmative – yes it is a “question of finding the area...
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years = [log(newpop/oldpop)]/[log(1+rate)]
Cheers
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Being C the number of ha to be planted with Corn and W with Wheat, we have:
Objective function: max.P = 60.C+ 40.W
Sbject to the constraints:
9.C + 3.W <= 40,500
3/4.C + 1.W <= 5,250
C + W...
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Hi,
There are two breakeven points. They are: Making C = R, the following equation is obtained: x^2 - 100.x + 900 = 0. Solving for x, one gets x = 10 units and x = 90 units.
The number of sold...
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The answer is, of course, correct. This question uses to be a little bit tricky when asked "in cold blood" because people tend to answer 125 Km/hour, or the arithmetic mean instead of the harmonic...
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That is too easy. Try this one:
You move from a town to another one which is 300 Km away. You drive the first half of the way at a speed of 100 Km/hour and the second half at 150 Km/hour. What...
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After having seen the image and due to symmetry, x = -3.5955006 and y = -0.6713772 are also possible solutions.
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I know that this is not the type of answer that you are loking for, but even so, I would like to leave here a possible answer to the problem. The merit goes all to Solver of Excel.
x = 3.5955006;...
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Longwolf,
There is one more variable, which is important, that you are not accounting for: it is the number of sessions before going broke.
I don’t know how to work out a formula that gives the...
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I don’t know anything about that specific game and its rules. All I know is that Risk is calculated multiplying the chance of something undesirable happens by its consequences (dollars, individuals...
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Question 1:
Mean = 3; SD = 1.8; n = 1,000
P(x <= 2) = 0.28926 or 1,000 x 0.28926 = 289 visitors
P(x > 5) = 0.13326 or 1,000 x 0.13326 = 133 visitors
P(2 <= x <= 5) = 0.86674 - 0.28926 =...
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To integrate a lognormal function between 0 and x, you have to use the expression that is showed in post #10 above.
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Thanks Glaysher for the correction.
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If I understood it right, the answer is:
Given: P(x)/(x-2) = 3 and P(x)/(x-3) = 2
One gets: P(x)/[(x-2).(x-3)] = 1/[(x-2).(x-3)]/P(x) = 1/[(x-2)/P(x).(x-3)/P(x)] = 1/[(1/3).(1/2)] = 6
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I corrected the result of the first question above: it must be 1,176 instead of 2,401 as I wrote the first place. I am so sorry.
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Question 1:
n = 35; p = 5/35; e = 0.02
n0 = [Z(a/2)]^2.[p(1 – p)]/e^2 = 1.95996^2 x 5/35 x (1 – 5/35)/0.02^2 = 1,176
Question 2:
mean = 5%; stdev = 2%
Using the expression Z = (p - mean)...
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x = 2; y = 2
It was easy.
Regards,
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I couldn´t agree more with Zaza´s words reagarding EXCEL. I regret having not stressed it before.
Rui
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Ajmac,
Despite the unfavourable report on EXCEL referred by RobDog888 ;) , I attach an EXCEL file which perhaps will bring some light to your problem (I posted it in a previous thread but here it...
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I suggest that you use the Wolfram Integrator whenever you need a quick view of the result (just to confirm whether the calculus you performed is right or not).
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Take a look at: http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Derivative.html
The derivative you want is in position (20).
Regards
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Please see attached an example of what I mean. You can either adjust sales (or costs) of each year to conform year 1 prices or right the opposite: today´s prices. Today´s prices adjustment of...
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