Equations Flashcards

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couphysics

kinematics equations

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physics

newton’s first law

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physics

newton’s second law

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physics

newton’s third law

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physics

centre of mass

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physics

friction

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N = perpendicular to contact surface, mg or mgcosθ on ramp

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physics

gravitational force

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physics

centripetal acceleration

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physics

centripetal force

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physics

hooke’s law

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physics

torque

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physics

work

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+ve when F in same direction as movement
-ve when F opposes movement
W = 0 when force is perpendicular

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physics

power

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physics

kinetic energy

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physics

gravitational potential energy

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phyiscs

elastic potential energy

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physics

conservation of energy

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physics

work energy theorem

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physics

pressure-volume curve

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WORK is the area under a P-V curve
+ve W = gas expands, work done BY gas
-ve W = gas compressed, work done TO gas

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physics

pulleys + mechanical advantage

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W = F x d
machine DECREASES force
so distance must INCREASE
Work done stays the SAME

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physics

root mean square of velocity

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physics

first law of thermodynamics

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+ve Q = heat flows in, -ve Q = heat flows out
+ve U = increasing temp, -ve U = decreasing temp
+ve W = work done by system (expansion)

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physics

ideal gas law

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physics

density

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1mL = 1cm^3
1000L = 1m^3

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# physics specific gravity
less than 1 = less dense, will FLOAT
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# physics pressure
1x10^5 Pa = 760 torr = 1atm
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# physics absolute pressure
so P increases as you get deeper
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# physics hydrostatic pressure
pressure from static fluid conceptually like GPE
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# physics dynamic pressure
pressure from moving fluid conceptually like KE
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# physics absolute pressure
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# physics buoyant force
**use density of FLUID** volume of fluid displaced = volume of submerged object
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# physics pascal's law
both pressure and volume moved on both sides is equal can also be --> A1d1 = A2d2
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# physics poiseuille's law
**ΔP ∝ 1/r^4** increase r, BIG decrease in P
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# physics bernoulli's law
fluid rises up HIGH where P is high (large Area, smaller Velocity - less dynamic pressure, so static is higher)
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# physics if SPEED of fluid increases: effect on pressure
dynamic pressure = increases static pressure = decreases **bio Q's usually refer to pressure as hydrostatic**
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# physics continuity equation
conservation of mass, fluids flow faster when A is smaller
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# physics kelvin + celcius
K = C + 273 0C = 273K delta T is the SAME
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# physics thermal expansion: length
how does length change? a LOT (looks like eq)
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# physics thermal expansion: volume
coefficient of VOLUME expansion = 3X length coefficient aV = 3X aL
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# physics state functions
PaPa HUGS TV pressure (P), density (p), enthalpy (H), internal energy (U), free energy (G), entropy (S), temp (T), volume (V)
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# physics heat gained/lost
q = mcΔT
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# physics electric field
where q is a test charge (+ convention) E = N/C
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# physics coulomb's law
electrostatic force between 2 charges (magnitude)
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# physics electric potential energy
still N x m = Joules work required to move a charge here from **infinity ** EPE high when 2 like charges brought CLOSE EPE high when 2 opposite charges SEPARATED more
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# physics electric potential
* VOLTAGE * ratio of charge's EPE to the magnitude of charge itself **Volts, scalar**
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# physics voltage
ΔV = Vb - Va potential difference
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# physics magnetic field around a wire
* use RHR (thumb = I, fingers = field) * for a LOOP wire, same eq without pi (same RHR)
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# physics magnetic force on a charge
* so when angle = 0 or 180 (parallel/antiparallel) there is NO FORCE **force highest when angle is 90** * direction of force = RHR (fingers=field, thumb = velocity of charge/current of wire, palm=force) * if charge is (-), force direction is opp (back of hand)
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# physics magnetic force on a current carrying wire
* same RHR but thumb = current
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# physics resistance
directly proportional to length inversely proportional to area
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# physics ohm's law
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# physics power (circuits)
power dissipated by each resistor
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# physics current in series
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# physics voltage in series
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# physics resistance in series
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# physics current in parallel
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# physics voltage in parallel
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# physics resistance in parallel
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# physics capacitance
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# physics capacitance: equation 1
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# physics capacitance: equation 2
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# physics E field between capacitor plates
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# physics capacitance in series
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# physics capacitance in parallel
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# physics speed of wave
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# physics speed of sound
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# physics decibel level
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# physics doppler effect
* mnemonic: observer = detector (d), and source (s) --- d / s = dom / sub ;) * ignore the observer +/-, observer NEVER MOVES * so becomes v / (v +/- Vs) * **subtract source speed when moving towards**
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# physics intensity of sound
I = A^2 I = 1 / d^2 so... **intensity directly prop. to area squared (high area = high intensity) intensity inversely prop. to distance squared (high distance from source, low intensity)
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# physics strings and open pipes: wavelength and freq. formulas
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# physics closed pipe: wavelength and freq. formulas
n (harmonic) only ODD INTEGERS
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# physics energy of EM wave
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# physics refractive index
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# physics snell's law
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# physics single-slit diffraction
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# physics double-slit diffraction MAXIMUM
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# physics double-slit diffraction MINIMUM
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# physics thin lens equation
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# physics magnification
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# physics power of a lens
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# physics mass-energy equivalence
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# physics alpha decay
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# physics beta-minus decay
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# physics beta-plus decay
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# physics gamma decay
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# physics electron capture
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# physics exponential decay
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# physics half life
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# chem formal charge
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# chem percent yield
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# chem equilibrium
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# chem Q vs Keq
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# chem heat
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# chem gibbs free energy
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# chem gibbs free energy of a reaction: compared to standard
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# chem gibbs free energy at equilibrium
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# chem parial pressures
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# chem boyles law
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# chem charle's law
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# chem gay-lussac's law
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# chem molality
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# chem arrhenius equation
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# chem rate of reaction
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# chem pH
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# chem henderson hasselbalch equation
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# chem cell potential Ecell
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# chem nernst equation
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# chem electroplating: moles of metal
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# chem michaelis-menten kinetics
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# chem beer-lambert law