Equations Flashcards

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Displacement (not given velocity)

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dx = Vox*dt + (1/2)at2

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Velocity (not given displacement)

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Vx = Vox +ax*dt

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Displacement (not given acceleration)

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dx = 1/2(Vox + Vtx)*dt

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Velocity (not given time)

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Vx2=Vo2 + 2a*dx

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Short cut for how far an object will fall in a given time

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dy = 5t2 meters

So in 1 second, an object will fall about 5 meters

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What is the time it takes for a projectile to reach its apex?

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t = Voy/g

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What is the range of a projectile?

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R = 2Vox*Voy/g

= 2Vo2sin(2Ø)/g

**This is only true when initial and final height are the same

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Newton’s second law

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F=ma

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Weight

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W = m*g

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Newton’s third law

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ΣF = 0

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction

Useful for pulley problems, collisions … etc.

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Force of gravity

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F = GM1M2/r2

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Apparent weight read by a scale in an elevator

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S = W + ma = W(1 + a/g)

S is apparent weight read by scale, W is actual weight

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Arc length

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S = Ø*r

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Angular velocity

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omega = dØ/dt = V/r

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Centripetal acceleration

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a = v2/r = w2r

w=angular velocity

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angular velocity in uniform circular motion

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w = 2pi/T

T is period, time to complete one revolution

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Centripetal force

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Fcent = mv2/r

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Kepler’s law of orbital motion

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T2 = (4pi2/GM)R3

Objects move faster and experience greater force when they are closer to the object which it is orbiting

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Static friction

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fs = Mus*N

Mus= coefficient of static friction

N = normal force = m*g

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Work due to displacement of an object

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W = F*cos(Ø)*dx

Negative work signifies an object losing energy to its surroundings, ex: friction

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Work-Energy relationship

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Wtotal = KEfinal - KEinitial

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Object starting at rest, sliding down an inclined plane

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vf2 = 2gh

** angle of incline does not affect the final speed

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Gravitational potential energy

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dPE = mg(dh)

dPE = change in potential energy

dh = change in heigh

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Power

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P = dW/dt

Power is the rate of transferring energy, the rate of doing work

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Momentum
p = mv
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collisions
m1v1i +m2v2i = m1v1f +m2v2f
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Impulse
J =F\*dt = mvf - mvi impulse is the change in momentum
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inelastic collision
m1v1i = (m1 + m2)vf
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elastic collision
m1v1=m2V2f
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Torque
Tau = rFsin(Ø)
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Mechanical Advantage
Weight of object / Applied Force needed
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Hooke's Law
F = -kx springs
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Spring potential energy
U = 1/2 kx2
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Period of spring
T = 2pi \*sqrt(m/k)
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Potential energy of a pendulum
U = mgL\*(1-cosØ)
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Period of a pendulum
T = 2pi\*sqrt(L/g)
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Velocity of a wave
v = wavelength\*frequency
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velocity of a transverse wave in terms of tension
v = sqrt(T/mu) T is tension, mu is mass per unit length
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frequency of beats
fbeat = abs(f2-f1)
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Intensity of sound
I = Power/Area
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Intensity level
B = 10\*log(I/Io)
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Relationship between distance from source and sound intensity level
Every time distance increases by a factor of 3.2, the intensity drops by a factor of 10, thus lowers by 10 dB
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Doppler effect
fL = ((v+-vL)/(v+-vS))\*fs
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Pascal's Principle
P1-P2 = pg\*dh p = fluid density dh = difference in depth between P1 and P2
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Buoyancy force
Fb = pfluid\*Vfluiddisplaced\*g pfluid is fluid density
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Specific Gravity
SG = Wapp/WinH2O = pobj/ pH2O
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Poiseuilles Principle
P1-P2 = (4nL/r2)v n = coefficient of viscosity v is highest in center of pipe and close to zero at the sides
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Flow rate in a pipe
Q = (pi\*r4/8nL)\*(P1-P2) if r is doubled, Q will increase by factor of 16
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Continuity equation for pipe with changing diameter
Q = A1v1 = A2v2 smaller area, faster speed
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Bernoulli's Equation
P1 + 1/2pv12 + pgh1 = P2 +1/2pv22 + pgh2 In otherwords: Constant = Pagainst inner walls + 1/2pv2 +pgh
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Turbulence
Nr = 2pvR/n Nr = Reynolds number Nr\<2000 is laminar flow Nr\>3000 is turbulent flow
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Stress
Stress = F/A ex: tension, compression
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Strain
Strain = dL/L measure of deformation of material
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Young's modulus
Y = stress/strain = (F/A)/(dL/L)
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Coulomb's Law
F = k(q1\*q2)/r2
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Electric Field
E = F/q
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Electrical potential energy in terms of changing separation between charges
EPE = kq1q2(1/rf - 1/ri)
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Electrical potential energy in terms of moving particle through voltage difference
EPE = qV
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Effect of dielectric on electrical force
Fmedium =1/K\*(kq1q2/r2) K = dielectric constant
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Dipole moment
P = qL q= product of charge L = distance between charges
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Magnetic force
F = gvBsin(Ø)
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Faraday's Law
emf = -dIB/dt dIB = flux