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How do you calculate acceleration using Velocity?

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By subtracting the Initial Velocity from the Final Velocity and dividing that by seconds taken. Example

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How do you calculate Speed with distance and time?

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By dividing distance by time. Example

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How do you calculate Distance with speed and time?

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By multiplying speed and time. Example

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How do you calculate Time with distance and speed?

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By dividing distance by speed. Example

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How do you calculate Potential energy?

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Multiply the object’s Mass in kg by 10m/s/s [accel because of gravity] and times that by Height in meters. Example

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How do you calculate Kinetic Energy?

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Multiply the objects mass in kg by it’s velocity^2, then halve that. Example

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How do you calculate Momentum?

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By multiplying Mass in kg and Velocity. Example

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What is the formula for the law of universal gravitation?

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Where m1 m2 are the masses of the two objects. r is the distance between the objects. and G is the gravitational constant

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How do you calculate Force with mass?

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Multiply mass in kg by acceleration (m/s^2). Example

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How do you calculate acceleration using force?

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Divide Force in Newtons by mass in kg. Example

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How do you calculate mass using force?

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Divide force in Newtons by acceleration in m/s^2. Example.

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How do you calculate the Gravitational Potential Energy of an object at rest?

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Mass in kg x Acceleration due to gravity (9.8) x height in meters

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What is ohms formula?

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V=Voltage in volts, R=Resistance in ohms, I=Current in Amperes

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How do you calculate Potential difference (Voltage) with a quantity of charge and the work done?

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If W is work done in Joules
& Q is quantity of charge in Coulombs

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What is Einstein’s most popular formula?

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E: Energy in Joules, m: mass in kg, c: speed of light (3x10^8 m/s)

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How to calculate work done with force and distance?

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