physics Flashcards
average speed =
distance moved / time taken
acceleration =
change in velocity / time taken
force =
mass x acceleration
weight =
mass x g
momentum =
mass x velocity
moment =
change in momentum / time taken
Q(charge) =
I x t (current x time)
E (energy) =
Q x V (current x voltage)
V (voltage) =
I x R (current x resistance)
P (power) =
I x V (current x voltage)
wave speed =
frequency x wavelength
n (refractive index) =
sin i / sin r
sin c (sin of critical angle) =
1 / n (refractive index)
Effeciency =
useful energy output / tutal energy output
what does it mean if the line is steep on a distance time graph
the greater the steepness the greater the speed of the object
examples of forces
weight
lift
electrostatic
tension
friction
thrust
magnestic
drag
contact
upthrust
what is a resultant force (and how do you calculate it)
if more than one force acts on an object you have to calculate the resultant force
(bigger force - smaller force = resultant force)
AND SAY THE DIRECTION
what happens if the resulant force is in the same direction as the object
the object will accelerate