body weight in Kilogramm divided by body height in Meter to the second
or
BMI = x KG / (y M * y M)
x=body weight in KG
y=body height in M
Example for 175 cm size and 70 kg weight:
BMI = 70 / (1,75 * 1,75) = 22,86
The resulting value is Kilogramm per Meter by the second or short KG/M2. In most cases this can be left. There is no really sense in this, because humans are no mathematical square. More about this also in BMI Criticism.
Tip for calculator:
If you try to use the formula in a hand calculator you get some problems. But with a little change it is be simple. So you can use:weight / size / size
Example for 70 kg weight and 1,75 m size:
70 / 1,75 / 1,75 = 22,86
Step by step:
- weight in kg
- / (divided by)
- size in m
- / (divided by
- size in m
- =
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