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Average speed (m / s)

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Total distance covered (m) / time taken (s)

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Acceleration (m/s2)

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Change in velocity (meters per second) / time taken for change (seconds)

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Force (newton, N)

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Mass (kilogram, kg) x acceleration (m/s2)

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Weight (newton, N)

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Mass (kilogram, kg) x gravitational field strength (newton/kilogram, N/kg)

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Moment (newton meter, Nm)

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Force (newton, N) x perpendicular distance between line of action and pivot (meter, m)

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Orbital speed (m/s)

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2 x pie x orbital radius (meters) / time (seconds)

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Power (watt, W)

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Voltage (volt, V) x current (ampere, A)

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Energy transferred (joule, J)

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Current (A) x voltage (V) x time (second, s)

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Voltage (volt, V) ohm’s law

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Current (ampere, A) X resistance (ohm, omega symbol)

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Charge (coulomb, C)

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Current (A) x time (s)

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Transformer equations

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Input voltage / output voltage = number of turns on primary coil / number of turns on secondary coil

Input power (watts, W) = output power (watts, W)

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Wave speed (meters per second)

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Frequency (hertz, Hz) X wavelength (meter, m)

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Frequency (hertz, Hz)

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1 / time period (seconds, s)

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14
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Refractive index

A

Sin i / Sin r

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15
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Efficiency

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Useful energy transferred by device / total energy supplied to device

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Work done (joules, J)

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Force applied (newton, N) X distance moved in direction of force (metre, m)

Work done = energy transferred

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Gravitational potential energy (joule, J)

A

Mass (kilogram, kg) x gravitational field strength (newton per kilogram, N / kg) x height (metre, m)

18
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Kinetic energy (joule, J)

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1/2 x mass (kg) x (speed)2 [(metre per second)2]

19
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Power (watt, W)

A

Work done (joule, J) / time taken (second, s)

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Density (kg / m3)

A

Mass (kg) / volume (m3)

21
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Pressure (Pa)

A

Force (N) / area (m2)

1 Pa = 1 N / m2

22
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Pressure difference (Pascal)

A

Height (m) x density (kilogram per cubic meter) x gravitational field strength (newton per kilogram, N / kg)

23
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Boyle’s law

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Pressure 1 (Pa) x volume 1 (m3) = pressure 2 (Pa) x volume 2 (m3)

24
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Charles’ Law

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Pressure 1 (Pa) / temperature 1 (kelvin, K) = pressure 2 (Pa) / temperature 2 (kelvin, K)