Motor Racing

Lee T asked:


On some websites they have only CAW formulas for PS3,but if its the same game just different system..shouldnt I be able to use that PS3(Smackdown vs Raw 2009)formula for my XBOX360 version

KidKurious asked:


My babys coming in February 2009. I had an idea to buy things like diapers, formula. wet wipes etc. a little every week, so that by the time the baby is born, i will have a stockpile of things so I wouldnt be spending so much later on.

what can i buy now that will last the next few months (little things not a crib or car seat of course) that will last?

Erik R asked:


i Want to Create superstars Like xpac, road dog,Scott hall,Kevin nash
Kevin Thorn spikey hair or long hair, uumm Mask kane, Sting,Tatanka,
Booker T, Sand Man, Sabu,NWO Hooly Wood Hulk Hogan,
The Rock, Stone cold, Eddie Gurrero,Gold Dust, ANY INFORMATION
WHER I CAN GET THE FORMULA FOR ANY OF THESE CHARACTERS.

Or if you know some bye heart can you tell me
hear

Thank you

lkeiser8517 asked:


I have an excel document that contains several sheets specific to each account. Columns A (Deposits), C (Interest accrued for the month) & E (disbursements) contain dates while columns B, D, & F contain the amounts for each transaction. Column G contains the running total for each month B+D-F. I need a formula that can disperse the amount of interest accrued for the month between the different accounts/sheets assuming there is money in that account at the end of the month in which the interest was earned. For example I accrued $1,146.00 of interest for the month of January 2009. I need a formula to go in column D that divides the $1,146.00 among the different spreadsheets based on each account’s average daily balance on 01/31/2009.

Thanks!

like1m asked:


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Intelligent EXEL answer PLEEEEEZE Help!!?
Hi Exel folks, I am late on a report, I am trying to copy a formula down a full columm say column B (about 200 rows long), I want to type the formula in say B1 and have it look like =A1+14 and have A1+14 appear in B1. There is a date in cell A1 so the B1 if A1 was Jan 1 then B1 becomes Jan 15, This part works. Heres my problem, I then want to take that formula in B1 and copy it to B2..B200 by dragging and dropping or cut paste and have the formula in b2 look like =A2+14, and =A3+14 etc etc, this part also works, but since there are different dates in the A column the resulting formulas in column B should be different too and basically equal =(Acolumn)cell + 14 and have it supply the answer,, this sheet is changing the formula ok, but is displaying the value from the original B1 result answer , I have never had this happen before and have been using excel for 15 years, I always type the formula once and copy and paste it through a range and it calculates appropriately………..See example below pllleeeeease help to tell me what control parameter or optional set up I need to change Mike

Column A Column B Result for
Monday, December 08, 2008 22-Dec-08 =A1+14
Friday, December 05, 2008 22-Dec-08 =B1+14
Friday, December 19, 2008 22-Dec-08 =C1+14
Tuesday, December 02, 2008 22-Dec-08 =D1+14
Tuesday, February 10, 2009 22-Dec-08
Friday, December 05, 2008 22-Dec-08
Monday, November 24, 2008 22-Dec-08
Monday, November 24, 2008 22-Dec-08
Monday, November 24, 2008 22-Dec-08
Friday, November 28, 2008 22-Dec-08
14 minutes ago - 3 days left to answer.

2011 indy cars asked:


How well will Mike Conway do in the 2009 IndyCar Series with Dreyer & Reinbold Racing? Mike, 25, is the 2006 British Formula 3 Champion and won the 2006 Formula 3 Macau Grand Prix. Formula 3 is a non-spec racing series. Mike has raced in the GP2 series recently and tested with the Honda F1 team.

http://www.indycar.com/news/?story_id=13025

ron9baseball asked:


For 185 years the cycle of 2009 calendars is the same, but … the cycle before it is 12 years and after it is two more consecutive 6 year gaps. How does it go 11, 11, 6, 11, 11, 6 for almost 200 years and then change pattern.
Leap year has been around much longer than 1891, correct? There isn’t a “leap century” with 30 days in February or something?

I could research this but have other work to do right now. Thanks.

Year Compared to year 2009 Since last

1891 118 years before
1903 106 years before + 12 years
1914 95 years before + 11 years
1925 84 years before + 11 years
1931 78 years before + 6 years
1942 67 years before + 11 years
1953 56 years before + 11 years
1959 50 years before + 6 years
1970 39 years before + 11 years
1981 28 years before + 11 years
1987 22 years before + 6 years
1998 11 years before + 11 years
2009 current year + 11 years
2015 6 years after + 6 years
2026 17 years after + 11 years
2037 28 years after + 11 years
2043 34 years after + 6 years
2054 45 years after + 11 years
2065 56 years after + 11 years
2071 62 years after + 6 years
2082 73 years after + 11 years
2093 84 years after + 11 years
2099 90 years after + 6 years
2105 96 years after + 6 years
2111 102 years after + 6 years
2122 113 years after + 11 years
ronwizfr … i pasted in what i found when i googled it - perhaps that’s wrong but i know no better - so, my question is based on that which i pasted in the details field above - hope that helps you understand …

… and for answerer #2 … thank you for sharing - that’s all very impressive - but it doesn’t answer the question — thank you if you were trying to teach me something, bring me to a higher plane of thinking, but i’m afraid it didn’t work …

avitas157 asked:


Can anyone point me toward the exact formula that is used to calculate a family’s Expected Family Contribution (EFC) for college expenses that comes from the FAFSA? I am looking for the actual numbers and/or percents, not a vague definition or answer listed in some FAQ section. I’m particularly looking for the formula for the 2007-2008 and 2008-2009 years.

justsaytheword03 asked:


I need help with a math problem…

My goal for 2009 is 10,289
the current amount I’ve raised is 4,742

I know I need to raise 5,547 to achieve that goal. How do I calculate the percentage left to my goal. Like the percentage of how close I am to completing the goal. For some reason my excel formulas don’t look right.

I’m kind of thinking of it like fund raising. How do they calculate the percentage of money they’ve raised in relation to the goal.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Joshua S asked:


I bought SVR 2009 and i was just wonderin’ would the 2008 formulas work for ‘09.

I don’t really have the time to do them myself and i don’t wanna play yet without my AJ Styles and Jay Lethal lol.

So can you help or try it out for me because i don’t have much time to spare.