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Create a concise project brief covering goal, audience, scope, risks, and next steps from a few inputs.

Organize strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats into a reusable SWOT summary.

Rank options against weighted criteria so a messy tradeoff becomes a scored comparison.

Break a talk into intro, section, demo, and Q&A timing so presentations stay inside the allotted window.

Convert rubric rows into a final percentage, points earned, and a quick view of the highest-impact misses.

Estimate a daily protein target from body weight and training goal, then split it into practical meal targets.

Estimate a daily hydration target from body weight, activity, and heat exposure assumptions.

Turn a calorie target into protein, carb, and fat gram goals from a chosen macro split.

Estimate a one-rep max from a working set, then derive a conservative training max and common percentages.

Estimate training zones from age using the classic max-heart-rate formula and standard percentage bands.

Use the US Navy body-fat method to estimate body-fat percentage and lean mass from tape measurements.

Estimate walking calories from body weight, duration, and pace intensity using simple MET-based assumptions.

Project an equivalent race finish time from a recent result using the Riegel endurance formula.

Compare waist circumference against height to estimate central-body-fat risk using a simple screening ratio.

Estimate fat-free mass index from body weight, height, and body-fat percentage, with a height-normalized reference.