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I really like the multiple ways to input (0 to 9, =, .) but then it lacks full blown calculator function (ln, tan, e, cos... then don't seem to work, and they can't be the first thing in because they don't start a query).

That said, if you find yourself unable to use the windows calculator to accomplish what you are looking for and you only need this for one or two things, consider using a more powerful online service such as WolframAlpha.

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Need a way to finish my 'advanced' calculator. i've been brainstorming with loops but im confusing myself. any ideas on how to implement the operands to the numbers without just nesting a bunch of if statements and hard coding through all of that.

This Advanced AMD Risk Calculator is intended for use by an eye doctor. The calculator predicts the likelihood of an individual developing advanced age-related macular degeneration (geographic atrophy [GA] or neovascular AMD [NV]) over a period of 2 to 10 years. It is designed for individuals between the ages of 55 and 80 years without advanced AMD in either eye, or with advanced AMD in only one eye. For individuals older than 80 years of age, a conservative risk estimate could be obtained by entering 80 years. The Calculator may not be used for individuals with advanced AMD in both eyes.

These risk estimates apply to groups of patients with specified characteristics. They cannot be used to determine if or when an individual patient will develop advanced AMD, but rather provide an estimate of the proportion of patients sharing those characteristics who are likely to develop advanced AMD in the specified time interval.

Reference: Klein ML, Francis PJ, Ferris FL 3rd, Hamon SC, Clemons TE. Risk assessment model for development of advanced age-related macular degeneration. Arch Ophthalmol. 2011 Dec;129(12):1543-50. PubMed

IPv4 and IPv6 subnetting are quite similar when it comes to their basic IP subnetting principles. Both should be thought of as binary and both can be simplified with the use of an IP subnet calculator. The only significant difference between the two comes down to scale and, to a lesser degree, their complexity. Unlike IPv4 addresses, IPv6 addresses are 128-bit in length. That includes 16 bits specifically designated for subnetting, which come after the most significant 48 bits that are already allocated to the network identifier. That means the most important 64 bits represent the network identifier, while the less important 64 bits are representative of the host identifier.

A supernet calculator is a form of IP calculator that focuses just on the supernet and not on the individual subnets that it may contain. When you input networks into the IP calculator, it will summarize the supernet and exclude any invalid networks.

The process of subnetting simply means creating a subnetwork (or subnet) within a network. All of the network devices and interfaces within a subnet can communicate directly while routers facilitate communication between multiple subnets. An IP range calculator can deliver insights into individual subnets to simplify management.

? Tip from the Otus Team: Rather than adding a calculator to an empty item, We recommend building the question first, then adding the calculator. If you haven't built the question yet, that's ok too, you can just add it later.

When Scientific is selected, you have the option to leave it in Radians, or change it to Degrees for the default view. Both will be available for the students to switch between; this option just determines the unit the students will see when they first open the calculator.

The calculator will appear as a button along with the question. Clicking it once will open the calculator, and clicking it a second time will hide the calculator. The calculator can also be moved around by selecting the drag icon at the top of the calculator. See the example below:

The calculator project is actually a good framework for learning about these things because so many of the changes are relevant and the product is sufficiently straightforward that it is easy to tell if things are working.

This paper presents the architecture and initial usability results of an advanced insulin bolus calculator for diabetes (ABC4D), which provides personalized insulin recommendations for people with diabetes by differentiating between various diabetes scenarios and automatically adjusting its parameters over time. The proposed platform comprises two main components: a smartphone-based patient platform allowing manual input of glucose and variables affecting blood glucose levels (e.g., meal carbohydrate content and exercise) and providing real-time insulin bolus recommendations; and a clinical revision platform to supervise the automatic adaptations of the bolus calculator parameters. The system implements a previously in silico validated bolus calculator algorithm based on case-based reasoning, which uses information from similar past events (i.e., cases) to suggest improved personalized insulin bolus recommendations and automatically learns from new events. Usability of ABC4D was assessed by analyzing the system usage at the end of a six-week pilot study (n = 10). Further feedback on the use of ABC4D has been obtained from each participant at the end of the study from a usability questionnaire. On average, each participant requested 115 21 insulin recommendations, of which 103 28 (90%) were accepted. The clinical revision software proposed a total of 754 case revisions, where 723 (96%) adaptations were approved by a clinical expert and updated in the patient platform.

I have had this phone for two years. Now I find that I cannot get the scientific calculator when I hold the phone in landscape mode. Am I stupidly missing something obvious, or is this problem one that others have had? Is it fixable?

To open the scientific calculator, turn your iPhone to landscape view. (If you have locked your iPhone in Portrait view, this won't work until you unlock it: swipe up from the bottom of the screen to open the command center and tap the Orientation Lock button.)

Hi Keith,

There are are a few extra factors needed to know what the amount would be. For instance, I would need to know what your current date of birth is, what state you reside in, and the source of funds for the annuity.

You can use the above calculator to determine what the cost would be by inputting that information and clicking "Calculate".

-Hersh

Hi Antonio,

Thank you for reaching out.

This will vary depending on the age of the buyer, and interest rates at the time of purchase. However, when you run quote comparisons through our website, your quote report will show how much of each payment is taxable. I would recommend using our calculator to get an accurate representation.

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Kyle

The Orion TI-30XS Multiview Talking Scientific Calculator is a modified TI-30XS Multi-view with beautiful support that adds accessibility and additional controls. APH partnered with Orbit Research and Texas Instruments to make this powerful calculator accessible.

Unique Access and Screen Review Capability to a Multi-line Scientific Calculator

The attachment consists of a unit on the back of the calculator with three function keys on the front of the calculator, above the LCD display. These function keys control preferences, volume, rate, pause, silence, and the unique Learn mode. The comprehensive screen review function allows the user to move to the previous line, next line, next word, next character, read all, and spell out the last spoken text.

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