Fundamentals of Mental Calculation, Romain Dupuis

This book is intended for all pilots, including private pilots.
Its aim is to prepare pilots for the reform of the 100 KSA and to help them pass the mental arithmetic test, both of which require knowledge of basic aeronautics and mental arithmetic techniques.
To achieve this, this book proposes a simple, effective teaching method.
It is divided into two chapters. The first focuses on the mental arithmetic skills needed to pass the test required to obtain the UV 100 KSA. The second chapter covers the mathematical knowledge and formulas you need to know, by theme (navigation, flight mechanics, meteorology, etc.).
To help you put what you've learned into practice, each theoretical skill is illustrated by a sample question and detailed answer sheet. At the end of each chapter, airplane students can check their skills by taking tests.

Table of contents
1.BASIC EXERCISES
2.MENTAL ARITHMETIC U.V 100 KSA
2.1. INTRODUCTION TO MENTAL CALCULATION U.V 100 KSA
2.2. CONVERTING FUEL MASSES AND VOLUMES
2.3. ESTIMATING TIME, DISTANCE AND SPEED
2.4. ESTIMATE RATES, TIMES, DISTANCES OF ASCENT AND DESCENT
2.5. ADD OR SUBTRACT TIMES, DISTANCES AND FUEL WEIGHTS
2.6. CALCULATE FUEL CONSUMPTION AS A FUNCTION OF TIME AND FUEL FLOW
2.7. CALCULATE THE TIME AVAILABLE TO MAKE A DECISION AS A FUNCTION OF FUEL QUANTITY
2.8. DETERMINE THE STARTING POINT OF DESCENT
2.9. CALCULATE VALUES AS A FUNCTION OF A GIVEN PERCENTAGE
2.10. ESTIMATE HEIGHTS AND DISTANCES ON A 3° PLANE
2.11. ESTIMATE HEADINGS USING THE 1 IN 60 RULE
2.12. ESTIMATE HEADWIND AND CROSSWIND COMPONENTS ON FINAL
2.13. TRAINING TEST N°1
2.14. PRACTICE TEST #2
2.15. PRACTICE TEST #3
2.16. TEST CORRECTION
3.MENTAL ARITHMETIC BY DOMAIN
3.1. MECHANICS OF FLIGHT
3.2. BASIC NAVIGATION
3.3. METEOROLOGY/ATMOSPHERE ALTIMETRY
3.4. VERTICAL PLANE
3.5. UNIT CONVERSION
3.6. THEMATIC TESTING