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Help needed with writing a formula
I'm trying to complete an Excel 2000 model and I need some help with the
basic algebra. Can someone please rewrite this for me to solve for P1? A = ( P1+ P2 ) / ( 1+ ( R1 * ( D1 + D2 ) ) I know: A = 99,200.881785616 (approx.) P2 = 100,000.00 R1= 0.10 / 360 = 0.000277777778 (approx.) D1= 31 D2= 29 and we know P1 will equal: 854.229815376 (approx.) Additionally, can this be rewritten to solve for P2? A = P2 / ( 1 + ( R1 * D2 ) ) Which, given the above value, P2 will again equal 100,000.00 Thanks a lot in advance. This would be a big help. I hate the idea of cracking some text books that I've not looked at in 30 years! Karl |
Help needed with writing a formula
P1 = A * (1 + (R1 * (D1 + D2) ) ) - P2
P2 = A * (1 + (R1 * (D1 + D2) ) ) - P1 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Karl" wrote in message ... I'm trying to complete an Excel 2000 model and I need some help with the basic algebra. Can someone please rewrite this for me to solve for P1? A = ( P1+ P2 ) / ( 1+ ( R1 * ( D1 + D2 ) ) I know: A = 99,200.881785616 (approx.) P2 = 100,000.00 R1= 0.10 / 360 = 0.000277777778 (approx.) D1= 31 D2= 29 and we know P1 will equal: 854.229815376 (approx.) Additionally, can this be rewritten to solve for P2? A = P2 / ( 1 + ( R1 * D2 ) ) Which, given the above value, P2 will again equal 100,000.00 Thanks a lot in advance. This would be a big help. I hate the idea of cracking some text books that I've not looked at in 30 years! Karl |
Help needed with writing a formula
Hi
I hope this is not homework :-) 1. P1 = A * [1+(R*(D1+D2))] - P2 2. P2 = A * [ 1+ (R1*D1)] -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Karl wrote: I'm trying to complete an Excel 2000 model and I need some help with the basic algebra. Can someone please rewrite this for me to solve for P1? A = ( P1+ P2 ) / ( 1+ ( R1 * ( D1 + D2 ) ) I know: A = 99,200.881785616 (approx.) P2 = 100,000.00 R1= 0.10 / 360 = 0.000277777778 (approx.) D1= 31 D2= 29 and we know P1 will equal: 854.229815376 (approx.) Additionally, can this be rewritten to solve for P2? A = P2 / ( 1 + ( R1 * D2 ) ) Which, given the above value, P2 will again equal 100,000.00 Thanks a lot in advance. This would be a big help. I hate the idea of cracking some text books that I've not looked at in 30 years! Karl |
Help needed with writing a formula
Hi Tom
I think the OP wanted the second formula to be solved for P2 (though I wasn't sure either about this) -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Tom Ogilvy wrote: P1 = A * (1 + (R1 * (D1 + D2) ) ) - P2 P2 = A * (1 + (R1 * (D1 + D2) ) ) - P1 "Karl" wrote in message ... I'm trying to complete an Excel 2000 model and I need some help with the basic algebra. Can someone please rewrite this for me to solve for P1? A = ( P1+ P2 ) / ( 1+ ( R1 * ( D1 + D2 ) ) I know: A = 99,200.881785616 (approx.) P2 = 100,000.00 R1= 0.10 / 360 = 0.000277777778 (approx.) D1= 31 D2= 29 and we know P1 will equal: 854.229815376 (approx.) Additionally, can this be rewritten to solve for P2? A = P2 / ( 1 + ( R1 * D2 ) ) Which, given the above value, P2 will again equal 100,000.00 Thanks a lot in advance. This would be a big help. I hate the idea of cracking some text books that I've not looked at in 30 years! Karl |
Help needed with writing a formula
-----Original Message----- I'm trying to complete an Excel 2000 model and I need some help with the basic algebra. Can someone please rewrite this for me to solve for P1? A = ( P1+ P2 ) / ( 1+ ( R1 * ( D1 + D2 ) ) (Eq.1) Additionally, can this be rewritten to solve for P2? A = P2 / ( 1 + ( R1 * D2 ) ) (Eq.2) Yes; and Yes. From Eq.1 A = P1 + P2 ------- 1 + (R1 (D1 + D2)) so, as two responders have written, P1 = A(1+R1(D1+D2)) - P2 (Eq.3) From Eq.2 A= P2 / (1+ R1D1) so, as you now know, P2 = A(1+R1D2) (Eq.4) However.... Substitute that value of P2 into Eq.3: P1 = A(1+R1(D1+D2)) - A(1+R1D2) Expand: P1 = A + AR1D1 + AR1D2 - A - AR1D2 leaves P1 = A.R1.D1 And Eq.4 expands to P2 = A + A.R1.D2 Next question... what are the units ? R1 (= 0.1/360) sounds like an angle in radians ? i.e. a dimensionless ratio or pure number So does P1 have the same units as A times D1 ? Just checking.... RClay AT haswell DOT com |
Help needed with writing a formula
Thanks Tom and Frank. That was a big help. And I only wish it had been for
homework! "Frank Kabel" wrote in message ... Hi I hope this is not homework :-) 1. P1 = A * [1+(R*(D1+D2))] - P2 2. P2 = A * [ 1+ (R1*D1)] -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Karl wrote: I'm trying to complete an Excel 2000 model and I need some help with the basic algebra. Can someone please rewrite this for me to solve for P1? A = ( P1+ P2 ) / ( 1+ ( R1 * ( D1 + D2 ) ) I know: A = 99,200.881785616 (approx.) P2 = 100,000.00 R1= 0.10 / 360 = 0.000277777778 (approx.) D1= 31 D2= 29 and we know P1 will equal: 854.229815376 (approx.) Additionally, can this be rewritten to solve for P2? A = P2 / ( 1 + ( R1 * D2 ) ) Which, given the above value, P2 will again equal 100,000.00 Thanks a lot in advance. This would be a big help. I hate the idea of cracking some text books that I've not looked at in 30 years! Karl |
Help needed with writing a formula
OK, using the second equation
A = P2 / ( 1 + ( R1 * D2 ) ) P2 = A * ( 1 + ( R1 * D2 ) ) And if that is True, then P1 = A * (R1 * D1) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Frank Kabel" wrote in message ... Hi Tom I think the OP wanted the second formula to be solved for P2 (though I wasn't sure either about this) -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Tom Ogilvy wrote: P1 = A * (1 + (R1 * (D1 + D2) ) ) - P2 P2 = A * (1 + (R1 * (D1 + D2) ) ) - P1 "Karl" wrote in message ... I'm trying to complete an Excel 2000 model and I need some help with the basic algebra. Can someone please rewrite this for me to solve for P1? A = ( P1+ P2 ) / ( 1+ ( R1 * ( D1 + D2 ) ) I know: A = 99,200.881785616 (approx.) P2 = 100,000.00 R1= 0.10 / 360 = 0.000277777778 (approx.) D1= 31 D2= 29 and we know P1 will equal: 854.229815376 (approx.) Additionally, can this be rewritten to solve for P2? A = P2 / ( 1 + ( R1 * D2 ) ) Which, given the above value, P2 will again equal 100,000.00 Thanks a lot in advance. This would be a big help. I hate the idea of cracking some text books that I've not looked at in 30 years! Karl |
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