IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Flashcards

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speed

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distance travelled

time taken

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s =

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d

t

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acceleration

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change in velocity

time taken

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a =

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(v-u)

t

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Hooke’s law for springs

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Force applied to a spring is proportional to its extension, up to the limit of proportionality

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For a spring,

F =

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kx

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Resultant force on an object

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mass x acceleration

or

the vector sum of all the individual forces acting on it

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For an accelerating object with a resultant force on it,

F =

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ma

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weight

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mass x gravitational field strength

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W =

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mg

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What is the gravitational field strength at the surface of the Earth (with units)

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10 N/kg

(approximately)

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density

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mass

volume

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**ρ = **

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m

V

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moment

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force x perpendicular distance to the line of action of the force

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moment of a force =

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Fd

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The Principle of Moments

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If a body is in equilibrium,

sum of clockwise moments = sum of anticlockise moments

F1d1 + F2d2….= F3d3 + F4d4

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current (in amps)

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charge (in coulombs)

time (in seconds)

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Q =

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It

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I =

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Q

t

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Refractive index of a material

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speed of light in a vacuum

speed of light in the material

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n =

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sin i

sin r

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Electromagnetic spectrum in order of decreasing wavelength

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frequency (in Hz)

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number of waves passing per second

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f =

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1

T

(T= the period of the, i.e. the time for one complete wave)

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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts wave speed (in m/s)
frequency (in Hz) x wavelength (in m)
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts For a wave **v =**
**fλ**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts The prefix **M** in front of a unit means?
"mega" / million e.g. **1Mz = 1,000,000 Hz**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts **EGPE =**
**mgΔh**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts **EKE = **
**_mv2_** **2**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Efficiency
_useful energy_ ( x 100%) total energy supplied
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Work done against a force
force x distance moved against the force
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts **W =**
**Fd**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Power
_energy transferred_ time taken
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts **P**
**_E_** **t**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts **E =** (in terms of power)
**Pt**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Pressure
_force_ area the force is applied over
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts **p =**
**_F_** **A**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts The SI units of pressure are?
pascal _or_ newtons per square metre **Pa N/m2** 
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts **p =** (due a liquid of depth of **h**)
**hρg**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Boyle's Law for a fixed mass of gas at a constant temperature in locations **1** and **2**
**p1V1 = p2V2**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Energy required to change state **E =**
**mL**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Energy required to raise the temeprature of an object **E =**
**mc(θ12)** _or_ **mcΔT**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Units of specific heat capacity
**J/(kg ****°C****)**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Electrical energy transferred **E =**
**QV**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Resistance of a component in an electric circuit
_Potential Difference across the component_ current through the component
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts **V =**
**IR**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Electrical power **P =**
**IV**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Energy transferred by an electric current **E =**
**ItV**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts The transformer equation
**_V_p = _N_p** **Vs Ns**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts Assuming a transformer is 100% efficient, the power on either side is linked by the equation
**VpIp = VsIs**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts For resistors in series, **Rtotal =**
**R1 + R2 + ...**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts For resistors in parallel, **_1_ = ** **Rtotal**
**_1_ + _1_ + ...** **R1 R2          .**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts The total Potential Difference across components in series the same branch of an electric circuit
**= V1 + V2 + ...**
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# IGCSE Formula and Key Facts The sum of the currents flowing into a junction in an electric circuit
= the sum of all the currents flowing out of the junction