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====Attributes====

Ever skill has a primary and a secondary attribute: [http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Navigation Navigation], for example, lists Intelligence as its primary attribute and Perception as its secondary attribute. When you start training a skill, ~~your numbers for its primary and secondary attributes are plugged into~~ the ~~following equation~~:

Ever skill has a primary and a secondary attribute: [http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Navigation Navigation], for example, lists Intelligence as its primary attribute and Perception as its secondary attribute. When you start training a skill, you can calculate the time needed in minutes thus:

~~'''~~(~~equation; learning skills; implants~~ (~~link implants page~~) ~~and remaps;~~)'''

( SP_Needed - Current_SP ) / ( Pri_Attrib + ( Sec_Attrib / 2 ) )

It's not necessary to know the mathematics involved here, but the important thing to note is that your score for a skill's primary attribute will affect its training time twice as much as your score for its secondary attribute. You can find your attribute scores on your character sheet in the Attributes section, though the figures there are rounded to the nearest whole number (EveMon can give you decimal points, if you really want them).

It should be obvious that raising your attribute scores is a very good idea. Ways to do this are discussed in part 2, Training Strategies, below.

===Your Medical Clone===

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 ====Attributes====
-Ever skill has a primary and a secondary attribute: [http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Navigation Navigation], for example, lists Intelligence as its primary attribute and Perception as its secondary attribute. When you start training a skill, your numbers for its primary and secondary attributes are plugged into the following equation:
+Ever skill has a primary and a secondary attribute: [http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/Navigation Navigation], for example, lists Intelligence as its primary attribute and Perception as its secondary attribute. When you start training a skill, you can calculate the time needed in minutes thus:
-'''(equation; learning skills; implants (link implants page) and remaps;)'''
+  ( SP_Needed - Current_SP ) / ( Pri_Attrib + ( Sec_Attrib / 2 ) )
+It's not necessary to know the mathematics involved here, but the important thing to note is that your score for a skill's primary attribute will affect its training time twice as much as your score for its secondary attribute. You can find your attribute scores on your character sheet in the Attributes section, though the figures there are rounded to the nearest whole number (EveMon can give you decimal points, if you really want them).
+It should be obvious that raising your attribute scores is a very good idea. Ways to do this are discussed in part 2, Training Strategies, below.
 ===Your Medical Clone===