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Calculator to estimate the amount of paint needed to paint a room by painting a single and double.

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Number of wallpapers

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Calculator to estimate the necessary amount of wallpaper needed to wytapetowania room of the given dimensions.

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Calculator VAT refund for building materials

The calculator calculates the amount of VAT that can be refunded in respect of incurred expenses associated with the purchase of construction materials.

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On the basis of the data entered, the amount of drink and the percentage of alcohol content calculator calculates pure ethyl alcohol that we consume.

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ROCE - an indicator of the efficiency of investment

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Calculator of wood moisture equivalent

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