Formulas Flashcards
force
mass x acceleration
weight
mass x gravity
velocity / speed
distance/time
acceleration
change in velocity/change in time
density
mass/volume
P1V1
P2V2
relationship between volume and pressure
inversely proportional
Pressure (in terms of volume)
P ∝ 1/v
power (in terms of work)
work done/time taken
power (in terms of energy)
change in energy/time taken
pressure
force/area
pressure in liquids
density x gravity x depth
current
charge/time
potential difference
work done/charge
what is ohm’s law?
voltage = current x resistance
resistance
voltage/current
power (in terms of current)
current x voltage
energy (in terms of voltage)
voltage x current x time
heat energy
mass x specific heat capacity x temperature change
efficiency
(useful energy output/energy input) x 100
wave speed
frequency x wavelength
frequency
number of oscillations/time taken
frequency (in terms of T, time for 1 oscillation)
1/T
refractive index (using sine)
sin i/sinr
refractive index (in terms of wave speed)
v1/v2
refractive index (in terms of critical angle)
1/sin c
mega is
x one million
kilo is
x one thousand
milli is
divide by one thousand
unit for force/weight
N
unit for temperature
degrees C or K
unit for velocity/speed
m/s
km/h
unit for current
Amps (A)
unit for charge
Coulombs (C)
unit for power
watts (W)
unit for pressure
Pascals (Pa)
N/cm squared
unit for electrical energy
kWh (kilowatt hour)
unit for mass
g
kg
unit for frequency
Hertz (Hz)
unit for acceleration
m/s squared
unit for p.d (voltage)
Volts (V)
unit for resistance
Ohms (omega symbol)
unit for density
g/cm cubed
kg/m cubed
unit for work + all energy types
Joules (J)
unit for specific heat capacity
J/kg C
J/g C
converting between kelvin and celsius
T (in K) = T (in ºC) + 273
pressure
P= F/A
Pressure (Pa) = Force (N) / Area (m2)
change in pressure (beneath surface of liquid)
Δp=ρgΔh
Change in pressure = density x gravitational force x change in height/depth
boyle’s law
P1V1=P2V2 ONLY WHEN TEMPERATURE IS CONSTANT
unit for pressure
Pascal (Pa)
constant (pressure)
pV = constant
change in energy
Energy(J)= mass (kg) x Specific Heat Capacity (J/kg°C) x Change in Temperature (°C)
specific heat capacity
c = ΔE / mΔt
density
p = m/v
density = mass / volume
period of a pendulum
time/ swings
acceleration
change in velocity / time
wieght
mass x g
force
mass x acceleration
hooke’s law: force
constant x extension
pressure
force / area
fluid pressure
density x gravity x height
work
force x distance
power
work / time
kinetic energy
mass x velocity ^2 / 2
gpe
mass x gravity x height
power efficiency
useful power output / total energy input x 100
energy efficiency
useful energy output / total energy input x 100
moment
force x perpendicular distance from pivot
momentum
mass x velocity
force
change in momentum / time
impulse
change in momentum
centripetal force
mass x velocityˆ2 / radius
boyles law
p1v1 = p2v2 OR pressure x volume = constant
energy
mass x shc x temp change
thermal capacity
mass = shc
energy transferred
mass x specific latent heat
current
charge / time
voltage
energy transferred / charge
charge
current x time
voltage
current x resistance
power
current x voltage
power
currentˆ2 x resistance
energy
current x voltage x time
energy
power x time
resistance in series
R1 + R2 + R3 ….
resistance in parallel
1/Rtotal = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3 ….
wave speed
frequency x wavelength
frequency
1/period
refractive index
sin i / sin r
refractive index (material)
speed of light in vacuum / speed of light in material
refractive index (critical angle)
1 / sin c
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