If all the columns are from a single table, you definitely should created a computed column that has the computation: that way, the definition is in only one place. You do not have to persist it, although you could -- you can base that on how often you use it vs how much overhead it really is to calculate vs the bytes needed to store it.
Whether persisted or not, you can use it in a SELECT just like any other column. For example:
ALTER TABLE dbo.yourtablename
ADD Results1 AS Col1 * 1.57 / Col2 * CASE WHEN Col3 = 'A' THEN Col4 ELSE Col5 END
Then your query can be:
SELECT
Results1, Colx / Results1 AS ...
FROM dbo.yourtablename
WHERE
Results1 >= 9.75
GROUP BY
Results1
ORDER BY
Results1
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