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Engine Calculator is intended to solve 3 simple calculations: detect the frequency (Hertz), rotations per minute (RPM) and the number of poles of an alternated current motor. One of those may be found with the two others. I actually didn't found any bugs in this version (i.e typing the wrong value of a variable). This is my first app made completely by my own. <pt-br> Engine Calculator destina-se a resolver 3 cálculos simples: detectar a frequência (Hertz), rotações por minuto (RPM) e o número de pólos de um motor de corrente alternada. ...

-> miniColors is replaced by Colora (https://colora.sourceforge.io). <- miniWork is a project which includes a group of small and simple VB.Net WinForms office applications. It consists of the text and rich text editor miniEditor, the simple calculator miniCalc, the color picker miniColors and the image viewing program miniViewer. All applications are independent programs which are put together in this project. The project is kept very simple, so all applications only provide the most...

...The application is licensed under the GPL and the source code is available on github here: https://github.com/alexkb/sdc An internet connection and the phones geolocation features are required to automatically detect which state the user is located in, but this isn't required for the calculator to work.

Swing GUI based projectile motion problem solver. Simply input the known values and click solve. Contains error handling to detect if too much data was entered or if not enough data was entered. Also provides a menu for swapping between metric and Old English units. Sample problem situations provided in "sampleProblems.txt". An executable .jar is provided for running the application. (The application takes a few seconds to start.) NOTE: in most situations in which the final y axis displacement is known, you must also indicate whether that displacement occurs in the first half of the flight (when the object is still ascending) or the second half (when the object is descending).