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I use Ohm's law every day.
I'm taking a few Microsoft Excel lessons. I didn't know that Spreadsheets could do so much. I thought spreadsheets would be like using a calculator but they can do more than a calculator.
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i use addition to add up all the money i waste on my car on a daily basis.
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AND i use subtraction to subtract all the money i use on my car from my checking account
95'Contour GL 2.5L (JUNKED!)
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[Current Car]
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[Upcoming Car]
2002 Trans Am WS6 (Black on Black)
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Yea, Excel is pretty powerful. Mom is treasurer for her service group, and I've caught her using a regular calculator to add up numbers in her tables. She has that big fancy calculator with a 17" screen right in front of her, but she still searches out the tiny little thing to add numbers up. And she's made mistakes in transferring numbers back and forth. Oh well. I've started showing her some of the more "advanced" functions, like SUM 
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I use the Pythagorean Theorem all the time at work.
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i use this equation: take her drink and add the roofies, subtract the clothes, divide the legs and multiply...  seriously though, i havent used equations since i took physics last year. now i'm in calc. and all i use are theorems...
1998 T-Red CSVT 3.0L
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Originally posted by Nate S:
i use this equation:
take her drink and add the roofies, subtract the clothes, divide the legs and multiply...
HAHA 
1999 Mystique LS V6
Alpine CDA-9807, Rear deck sub, Opt. TB, K&N RU-3530/MAF adaptor, custom heatshield, FSVT 17's, SCT 4-program chip, Eibach's/ST200's, Hella Fogs...
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All the "stat pack" stuff in Excel (which I used to do on a K&E log-log decitrig slide rule)...and lots of English to Metric conversions (why DID the Republican Congress trash the Metrification of the U.S. back whenever it was...the late 80's?) Anyway, I do know that if I want the Army Corps of Engineers to dredge a 19.2 meter shipping channel over a 42-foot-deep highway tunnel, I've got big problems...or a lot of wet cars.
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I use Murphy's law all the time.
Ken
PackRat is my hero!
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SUM is my friend in Excel
I use Excel all day long
Kim
1995 Contour GL
Needs less "needs more"
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