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average speed (m/s)

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Distance(m)/time(s) s=d/t

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average velocity(m/s)

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displacement(m)/time(s) v=d/t

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acceleration (m/s2)

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final velocity - initial velocity/time a=Vf-Vi/t

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Weight (N)

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mass(kg) x acceleration due to gravity (9.8m/s2) Wt=mg

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Force (N)

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mass x acceleration (f=ma)

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Density (kg/m3)

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mass/volume ρ=m/v

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hooke’s law force for springs

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Force (N)= constant (n/m2) x extension (m8

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Pressure (Pa)

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force(N)/area(m2) p=f/A

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Fluid pressure

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density(kg/m3) x acceleration due to gravity (9.8m/s) x height (m) P=ρgh

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work (j)

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force x distance w=fd

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power (watts)

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work/time p=w/t

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12
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kinetic energy (j)

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1/2 x mass x velocity2 KE=1/2mv2

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gravitational potential energy (j)

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mass x acceleration due to gravity x height GPE=mgh

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14
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efficiency (%)

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useful power output(w or j)/total power input(w or j) x 100% n=Pout/Pin x 100%

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moment (Nm)

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force x perpendicular distance of pivot (m) M=fd

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16
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Sum of clockwise motion(Nm) = sum of anticlockwise motion(Nm)

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F1d1=F2d2

17
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Momentum (kg m/s)

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mass x velocity p=mv

18
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impulsive force (N)

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change in momentum/time F=deltap/t

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impulse (kg m/s2 or Ns)

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change in momentum delta p = final momentum - initial mometum