Physics equations Flashcards

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Forces and motion - (distance, velocity and time)

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speed or velocity (m/s) = distance (m) over time (s)

v=s/t

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Forces and motion - acceleration

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acceleration (m/s^2) = difference in velocity/time (s)

a = (v-u)/t

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Forces and motion - force, mass and acceleration

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force (N) = mass (kg) x acceleration (m/s^2)

f = ma

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4
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Forces and motion - weight

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weight (N) = mass (kg) x gravitational field strength (10N)

w=mg

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5
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Forces and motion - momentum

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momentum (kgm/s) = mass (kg) x velocity (m/s)

P = mv

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Forces and motion - force, change in momentum

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force (N) = change in momentum (kgm/s) /time(s)

f = (mv-mu)/t

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Forces and motion - stop/think/break distance

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Stopping distance = thinking distance + braking distance

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Forces and motion - moments

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Clockwise moment = anti clockwise moment

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Electricity - resistance, voltage, current

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Voltage (voltz) = current (amps) x resistance (ohms)

V = IR

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Electricity - charge, current, time

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Charge (Coloumbs) = current (Amps) x time (seconds)

Q = IT

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Electricity - charge, voltage, energy transferred

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Energy transferred (J) = charge (coulombs) x voltage (voltz)
E = QxV
^can be substituted with resistance and equation V = IR
Energy transferred = charge x current x resistance
E = Q x I x R
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Electricity - electrical power, current, voltage

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Electrical power (Watts)  = current(amps) x voltage(voltz)
P = IV
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Electricity - energy transferred, current, voltage, time

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Energy transferred (J) = current (amps)  x voltage (Voltz) x time (s)
E = IVt
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14
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Waves - speed, frequency wavelength

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Speed (m/s) = frequency (Hz) x wavelength (m)

v=fλ

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Waves - frequency, time

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frequency (hertz) = 1/time (s)

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16
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Waves, angles of incidence and reflection

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angle of incidence = angle of reflection ( in a reflection )

17
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Waves - refractive index

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refractive index = speed of light in vaccum/speed of light in the material
n=c/v

18
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Waves - critical angles

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sin(critical angle) = 1/reflective index

sin C = 1/n

19
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Energy - efficiency

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efficiency = useful enrgy output/total energy output x 100

20
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Energy - work done

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work done(J) = force(N) x distance(m)
W= Fd
21
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Energy - power, work done, time

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Power(Watts) = work done(J)/time taken(s)

P=w/t

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Energy - kinetic enrgy

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KE = 1/2mass (kg) x velociy^2 (m/s)
KE = 1/2mv^2
23
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Energy - gravitational potential enrgy

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GPE = mass (kg) x grativational field strength (10N) x height (m)
GPE = mgh
24
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Energy - GPE and KE

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GPE = KE
mgh = 1/2mv^2
25
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Solids liquids and gases - density

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Density(kg/m^3) = mass (kg)/volume (m^3)
ρ = m/V
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Solids liquids and gases - pressure

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Pressure = force (N) / area (m^2)
p = F/A
27
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SLG - Pressure in depths

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Pressure difference = height (m) x density (kg/m^3) x gravitational field strength (10N)
p = h x ρ x g

28
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SLG - temperature and pressure

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Pressure1 / Temp.1 = constant = Pressure 2 / Temp. 2

P1 / T1 = P2 / T2

29
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SLG - pressure and volume

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Pressure1 x Volume 1 = constant = Pressure 2 x Volume 2

P1V1 = P2V2

30
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SLG - specific heat capacity

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Specific heat capacity = change in thermal energy/mass x change in temperature