You need to explain this further. What do you need to accomplish? What did you try? What are the problems you encountered? Be specific and detailed.
Generally speaking, this is simply arithmetic, and you need to figure out how to format it as an algebraic expression. Unfortunately, you have to do most of the work, because none of us know what your equation is supposed to look like.
Some immediate questions:
1) Your variable [font=monospace]$sum[/font] is calculated, in part, using multiplication. Is this intentional?
2) You are trying to use many POST values, but you don't check that any of them exist beforehand. (This is especially important when some of the form fields are checkboxes - if they're not checked, they won't exist. I would also highly recommend using more descriptive field names (e.g., "laminate" instead of "checkbox5"), to reduce possible confusion and mistakes in handling them.)
3) Why [man]floatval[/man]? PHP converts between types automatically when necessary.
4) Your code implies that the values for you equation are contained in the html form, and are passed to your script. If so, your customers could manipulate pricing at will by changing the values in each field before submitting the form. The form should simply be a way to select options, with the figures determined server-side.