NPTE Brain Dump Cram Session | January 2025 Edition

Check out this handy recording taking you through the fun acronyms, mnemonics, and memory devices to help you DOMINATE the NPTE!
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[@chandlersnyder15]

Thanks for the help Will! I wanted to point out that adding the parts of a ratio together to create the denominator is also seen in a work:rest ratio where 1:2 would mean we are working 33% of the time (part:total). In the ramp example you are dividing one part into another part (rise:run/1:12) to determine the slope so the total does not need to be calculated.