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Unlike you might think Cannabis Calculator is not a tool to determine how much Marihuana you get from your plants or how much electricity the artificial light will cost you. I wrote Cannabis Calculator, when i made a blog about that you need Math's even after School. The Problem is that you are interested only in the female plants for getting Marihuana. So if you want at least x female plants and you have not the space for hundreds of plants, how many plants you must have to get with at least 80 or 90% the needed female Plants. Or think in the opposite direction, you want create your own seeds to save money for buying seeds every year. How many plants you need for at least one male plant?
This is a binominal problem with the known formula:
(f+m)n = 1
You might have learned the solution in school for n=2:
f² + 2fm + m² = 1
If you set f=0,6 (60% of the plants are female) and m=0,4 (40% are male, this factors are commonly published, but also 50:50) you get:
0,36 + 0,48 + 0,16 = 1
The Power of f and m stands for the number of plants you get, so this is equal to:
36% Probability of getting two female plants
48% Probability of getting one female and one mal plant
16% Probability of getting two male plants
With this tool you can now calculate the Probability for every number of plants. Also you get the probability to get at least n male or female plants.
Unlike you might think the Tool is useful for every problem where you have two cases and both cases together have the probability of 1. So you can calculate the probability of throwing a "6" with a dice in n throws (set one to 0,1666 and the other to 0.83333). Or you can the probability of that one engine of a falcon 9 rocket fails if you set the reliability of the engine in one field and the difference to 1 in the other. For example if you assume a reliability of 0,98 you get for a falcon Heavy (27 Engines) this:
Engine Reliability | Probability: | 0,980 | Engine Fails | Probability: | 0,020 | Numbers of Cases: | 27 |
Engine Reliability: | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | |
Engine Fails: | 27 | 26 | 25 | 24 | 23 | 22 | 21 | 20 | 19 | 18 | 17 | 16 | 15 | 14 | 13 | 12 | 11 | 10 | 9 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | |
Percentage: | 58,0% | 31,9% | 8,5% | 1,4% | 0,2% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% | 0,0% |
min. 27 Engine Reliability: | 58,0% | |
min. 26 Engine Reliability: | 89,9% | |
min. 25 Engine Reliability: | 98,4% | |
min. 24 Engine Reliability: | 99,8% | |
min. 23 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 22 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 21 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 20 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 19 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 18 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 17 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 16 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 15 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 14 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 13 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 12 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 11 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 10 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 9 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 8 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 7 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 6 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 5 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 4 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 3 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 2 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 1 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 0 Engine Reliability: | 100,0% | |
min. 0 Engine Fails: | 100,0% | |
min. 1 Engine Fails: | 42,0% | |
min. 2 Engine Fails: | 10,1% | |
min. 3 Engine Fails: | 1,6% | |
min. 4 Engine Fails: | 0,2% | |
min. 5 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 6 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 7 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 8 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 9 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 10 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 11 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 12 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 13 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 14 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 15 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 16 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 17 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 18 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 19 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 20 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 21 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 22 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 23 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 24 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 25 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 26 Engine Fails: | 0,0% | |
min. 27 Engine Fails: | 0,0% |
meaning:
58% Probability that no engine will fail, 89,9% probability that neither or one engine will fail and 98,4% probability that neither, one or two engines will fail. As you see in the table. In fact the program is unlike is name suggest a program to calculate the binominal distribution. But i thought the name "Cannabis Calculator" might be more attractive.
The Usage is simple: set the probability of each case, enter a description of every case and the number of cases you want the probability. After pressing on Calc you get the result in the textbox. You can export is as an html File with pressing on "export". Cannabis Calculator is Freeware. It is only a Executable file without an Installer. To Start simple click on the Exe. You can create an Desktop Icon via clicking on "Create link".
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Download von CannabisCalculator (1.0)
CannabisCalculator runs on Windows XP, 7 and 8.
If you like the program you can donate for the program. You decide how much it is worth for you.
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