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Pregunta | Respuesta |
Gas law | Pressure x volume = constant |
Charge and current | charge = current x time |
Thermal capacity | Thermal capacity = mass x specific heat capacity |
Power | Power = current x voltage |
Critical angle | N = 1 / Sin(c) |
Changing state energy | Energy change = mass x latent heat |
Wave speed | Wave speed = frequency x wavelength |
Ohms law | Voltage = current x resistance |
Pressure | Pressure = force / area |
Specific heat capacity | Thermal energy change = mass x specific heat capacity x change in temperature |
Snells law | N = Sin(i) / Sin(r) |
Fluid pressure | Pressure = density x gravity x height |
Half life | Time taken for half a radioactive sample to decay |
Gravitational potential energy | Gravitational potential energy = mass x gravity x height |
Hooke's law | Force = Spring constant x extension |
Impulse | Change in momentum = Force x time |
Range of human hearing | 20 to 20,000 Hz |
Distance time graph area | Area = distance travelled |
Diffraction | The spreading out of waves as the pass through a gap |
Speed of light | 3 x 10 to the power of 8 m/s |
Mechanical power | Power = Energy / time |
Electrical energy | Energy = current x voltage x time |
Transformer equation | (Primary voltage / Secondary voltage) = (Primary no of coils / Secondary no of coils) |
100% efficient transformer equation | Current (P) x Voltage (P) = Current (S) x Voltage(S) |
Distance time graph gradient | Gradient = Velocity |
Average speed | Speed = Distance / Time |
Velocity time graph gradient | Gradient = Acceleration |
Kinetic energy | Kinetic energy = 1/2 x mass x velocity squared |
Newton's second law | Force = Mass x Acceleration |
Acceleration | Acceleration = Change in velocity / time |
Efficiency | Efficiency = Useful output x 100% / Total energy input |
Turning moment | Moment = Force x perpendicular distance |
Weight | Weight = mass x gravity |
Work done | Work done = Force x Distance |
Momentum | Momentum = mass x velocity |
Density | Density = Mass x volume |
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