A set of user-defined functions for PCalc. Email them to yourself, open the email on your iOS device, and you'll be able to import them into PCalc.
A simple set of functions for determining the time value of money:
A coefficient for calculating the future value of an investment. To get the future value, you multiply this number by the present value.
- Inputs
- Y register: interest rate per compounding period
- X register: number of compounding periods
- Output
- X register: the future value coefficient
A coefficient for calculating the present value of an investment. To get the future value, you multiply this number by the future value.
- Inputs
- Y register: interest rate per compounding period
- X register: number of compounding periods
- Output
- X register: the present value coefficient
A coefficient for calculating the periodic payment of a loan. To get the payment amount, you multiply the initial principal by this coefficient.
- Inputs
- Y register: interest rate per period
- X register: number of periods in the loan
- Output
- X register: the payment coefficient
A set of functions for probability distributions.
The probability density function of a standard normal variable.
- Input
- X register: the value of the variable, x
- Output
- X register: the value of the standard normal PDF at x
The cumulative density function of a standard normal variable.
- Input
- X register: the value of the variable, x
- Output
- X register: the value of the standard normal CDF at x
The inverse cumulative density function of a standard normal variable.
- Input
- X register: the probability, p
- Output
- X register: the value of the variable, x, associated with p
Functions for determining the "feels like" temperature.
The wind chill index for cold and windy days.
- Inputs
- Y register: the wind speed in mph
- X register: the temperature in °F
- Output
- X register: the wind chill index, a "feels like" temperature in °F
The heat index for hot and humid days.
- Inputs
- Y register: the relative humidity in %
- X register: the temperature in °F
- Output
- X register: the heat index, a "feels like" temperature in °F