9661016226 | V = V0 + at | 1st Kinematic Equation | 0 | |
9661018346 | X = X0 + V0t + 1/2at^2 | 2nd Kinematic Equation | 1 | |
9661018347 | V^2 = V0^2 + 2a(X - X0) | 3rd Kinematic Equation | 2 | |
9661021029 | F=ma | Newton's Second Law | 3 | |
9661024284 | ac = v^2/r | Centripetal Acceleration | 4 | |
9661025763 | p = mv | Mechanical Momentum | 5 | |
9661027390 | Ft = m(v - v0) | Impulse Equation | 6 | |
9661028341 | K = 1/2mv^2 | Kinetic Energy Equation | 7 | |
9661030350 | W = E - E0 | Work Energy Theorem | 8 | |
9661032513 | W = Fdcosθ | Work Equation | 9 | |
9661038259 | P = (E - E0)/t | Power Equation | 10 | |
9661072742 | K = 1/2Iω^2 | Angular Kinetic Energy Equation | 11 | |
9661075865 | Us = 1/2kx^2 | Spring Potential Energy Equation | 12 | |
9661080260 | Ug = mgh | Gravitational Potential Energy Equation | 13 | |
9661039668 | ω = ω0 + αt | 1st Angular Kinematic Equation | 14 | |
9661043860 | θ = θ0 + ωt + 1/2αt^2 | 2st Angular Kinematic Equation | 15 | |
9661047663 | ω^2 = w0^2 + 2α(θ - θ0) | 3rd Angular Kinematic Equation | 16 | |
9661051693 | x = Acos(ωt) | Amplitude Position Equation | 17 | |
9661052248 | x = Acos(2πft) | Amplitude Position Equation | 18 | |
9661060521 | Τ = Iα | Newton's Second Law for Angular Motion | 19 | |
9661068585 | Τ = Fr | Torque Force Equation | 20 | |
9661069657 | L = Iω | Angular Momentum Equation | 21 | |
9661071447 | I(ω - ω0) = Τt | Angular Impulse Equation | 22 | |
9661081266 | T = 1/f | Period Frequency Equation | 23 | |
9661082455 | Ts = 2π√(m/k) | Period of a Spring System Equation | 24 | |
9661085484 | Tp = 2π√(l/g) | Period of a Pendulum System Equation | 25 | |
9661088483 | Fg = G(m1m2/r^2) | Gravitation Equation | 26 | |
9661088891 | Fg = mg | Gravitational Force Equation | 27 | |
9661075112 | F = kx | Hooke's Law | 28 | |
9661101490 | FE = kq1q2/r^2 | Coulomb's Law | 29 | |
9661101964 | E = FE/q | Electric Field/Force Equation | 30 | |
9661103944 | E = kq/r^2 | Electric Field of a Point Charge Equation | 31 | |
9661107630 | UE = qV | Electric Potential Energy Equation | 32 | |
9661108382 | V = kq/r | Electric Potential Equation | 33 | |
9661110753 | E = V/r | Electric Field of Parallel Plates Equation | 34 | |
9661111727 | V = Q/C | Potential Charge Capacitance Equation | 35 | |
9661112342 | C = kε0A/d | Capacitance Equation | 36 | |
9661116975 | E = Q/ε0A | Electric Field of a Capacitor Equation | 37 | |
9661118597 | Uc = 1/2QV | Potential Energy of a Capacitor Equation | 38 | |
9661120311 | Uc = 1/2CV^2 | Potential Energy of a Capacitor Equation | 39 | |
9661124715 | I = ΔQ/Δt | Definition of Current | 40 | |
9661128168 | R = pl/A | Definition of Resistance | 41 | |
9661129595 | P = IV | Electricity Power Equation | 42 | |
9661132190 | Rs = ΣRi | Series Equivalent Resistance Equation | 43 | |
9661134029 | 1/Rp = 1/ΣRi | Parallel Equivalent Resistance Equation | 44 | |
9661135301 | 1/Cs = 1/ΣCi | Series Equivalent Capacitance Equation | 45 | |
9661136036 | Cp = ΣCi | Parallel Equivalent Capacitance Equation | 46 | |
9661139963 | B = μ0/2π(I/r) | Magnetic Field Equation | 47 | |
9661144757 | FM = qvBsinθ | Magnetic Force of a Point Charge Equation | 48 | |
9661145341 | FM = IlBsinθ | Magnetic Force of a Wire Equation | 49 | |
9661147457 | ΦB = BAcosθ | Magnetic Flux Equation | 50 | |
9661153146 | Ε = -ΔΦB/t | Magnetic Flux EMF Equation | 51 | |
9661154355 | E = Blv | Magnetic Field EMF Equation | 52 | |
9661162546 | ρ = m/V | Density Equation | 53 | |
9661162547 | P = F/A | Definition of Pressure | 54 | |
9661166406 | P = P0 + ρgh | Absolute Pressure Equation | 55 | |
9661166841 | Pg = ρgh | Gauge Pressure Equation | 56 | |
9661168968 | Fb = pVg | Buoyancy Force Equation | 57 | |
9661170439 | (Av)0 = Av | Continuity of Flow Equation | 58 | |
9661174479 | (P + ρgy + 1/2ρv^2)0 = P + ρgy + 1/2ρgy^2 | Bernoulli's Equation | 59 | |
9661177665 | Q/Δt = kAΔT/L | Thermal Conductivity Equation | 60 | |
9661179904 | PV = nRT | Ideal Gas Law | 61 | |
9661180452 | PV = NkBT | Ideal Gas Law | 62 | |
9661181697 | K = 3/2kBT | Kinetic Energy Temperature Equation | 63 | |
9661182745 | W = PV | Thermodynamic Work Equation | 64 | |
9661184037 | ΔU = Q + W | Internal Energy Equation | 65 | |
9661196918 | v = fλ | Wave Speed Equation | 66 | |
9661197689 | n = c/v | Light Speed Matter Speed Ratio | 67 | |
9661202038 | (nsinθ)0 = nsinθ | Snell's Law | 68 | |
9661203305 | 1/si + 1/so = 1/f | Lens/Mirror Equation | 69 | |
9661205364 | M = si/so | Magnification Equation | 70 | |
9661208973 | dsinθ = mλ | Interference Equation | 71 | |
9661210921 | E = hf | Wave Energy Equation | 72 | |
9661211584 | K = hf - W0 | Photoelectric Equation | 73 | |
9661213666 | λ = h/p | Photon Momentum Equation | 74 | |
9661214876 | E^2 = (pc)^2 + (mc^2)^2 | Einstein's Equation of Mass-Energy | 75 | |
9661216283 | 1.67x10^-27kg | Proton Mass | 76 | |
9661216746 | 1.67x10^-27kg | Neutron Mass | 77 | |
9661217322 | 9.11x10^-31kg | Electron Mass | 78 | |
9661218266 | 6.02x10^23(1/mol) | Avogadro's Number | 79 | |
9661219310 | 8.31J/molK | Gas Constant | 80 | |
9661220703 | 1.38x10^-23J/K | Boltzmann Constant | 81 | |
9661222024 | 1.602x10^-19C | Electron Charge | 82 | |
9661222804 | 3x10^8m/s | Speed of Light | 83 | |
9661223354 | 6.67x10^-11(m^3/kgs^2) | Universal Gravitation Constant | 84 | |
9661224910 | 9.8m/s^2 | Earth's Gravitational Constant of Acceleration | 85 | |
9661226515 | 1.66x10^-27kg | 1 Unified Atomic Mass Unit | 86 | |
9661228173 | 6.63x10^-34Js | Planck's Constant | 87 | |
9661228761 | 8.85x10^-12(C^2/Nm^2) | Vacuum Permittivity | 88 | |
9661230662 | 9.0x10^9Nm^2/C^2 | Coulomb's Law Constant | 89 | |
9661233145 | 4π x10^-7(Tm/A) | Vacuum Permittivity | 90 | |
9661236636 | 1x10^-7(Tm/A) | Magnetic Constant | 91 | |
9661237693 | 1x10^5N/m^2 | 1 ATM | 92 |
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