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E
k
=
Ek =
E
k
=
0.5
∗
0.5*
0.5
∗
m
∗
m*
m
∗
v
2
v^2
v
2
Kinetic Energy = 0.5 x
mass
x (
speed
)^2
E
e
=
Ee =
E
e
=
0.5
∗
0.5*
0.5
∗
k
∗
k*
k
∗
e
2
e^2
e
2
Elastic Potential Energy = 0.5 x spring constant x (extension)^2
E
p
=
Ep =
Ep
=
m
∗
m*
m
∗
g
∗
g*
g
∗
h
h
h
Gravitational Potential Energy
=
mass
x
gravitational field strength
x height
∆
E
=
∆E =
∆
E
=
m
∗
m*
m
∗
c
∗
c*
c
∗
∆
θ
∆ θ
∆
θ
change in
thermal energy
= mass x
specific heat capacity
x temperature change
P
=
P=
P
=
E
/
t
E/t
E
/
t
power
=
energy transferred
/ time
P
=
P=
P
=
W
/
t
W/t
W
/
t
Power
=
work done
/
time
efficiency
= useful
output
energy
/ total input energy transfer
efficiency
= useful
power
output / total power input
Q
=
Q=
Q
=
I
∗
I*
I
∗
t
t
t
charge flow = current x time
V
=
V=
V
=
I
∗
I*
I
∗
R
R
R
Potential difference =
current
x
resistance
P
=
P=
P
=
V
∗
V*
V
∗
I
I
I
Power
=
potential difference
x
current
P
=
P=
P
=
I
2
∗
I^2*
I
2
∗
R
R
R
power
= (
current
)^2 x resistance
E
=
E=
E
=
P
∗
P*
P
∗
t
t
t
energy transferred =
power
*
time
E
=
E=
E
=
Q
∗
Q*
Q
∗
V
V
V
Energy transferred =
charge flow
*
potential difference
V
p
∗
Vp *
V
p
∗
I
p
=
Ip =
I
p
=
V
s
∗
Vs *
V
s
∗
I
s
Is
I
s
potential difference
across
primary coil
x current in primary coil = potential different across second coil x current in
secondary coil
p
=
p =
p
=
m
/
V
m/V
m
/
V
density
=
mass
/
volume
E
=
E =
E
=
m
∗
m*
m
∗
L
L
L
thermal energy change of state
= mass x
specific latent heat
W
=
W=
W
=
m
∗
m*
m
∗
g
g
g
weight
=
mass
x
gravitational field strength
W
=
W =
W
=
F
∗
F*
F
∗
s
s
s
Work done
=
force
x
distance
(along the line of action of the force)
F
=
F=
F
=
K
∗
K*
K
∗
e
e
e
force =
spring constant
x
extension
s
=
s=
s
=
v
∗
v*
v
∗
t
t
t
distance travelled =
speed
x
time
a
=
a =
a
=
Δ
v
/
t
\Delta v /t
Δ
v
/
t
acceleration
= change in
velocity
/
time taken
v
2
−
u
2
=
v^2-u^2=
v
2
−
u
2
=
2
∗
2*
2
∗
a
∗
a*
a
∗
s
s
s
(final
velocity
)^2 - (initial velocity)^2 = 2 x
acceleration
x
distance
F
=
F=
F
=
m
∗
m*
m
∗
a
a
a
resultant force = mass x acceleration
p
=
p=
p
=
m
∗
m*
m
∗
v
v
v
momentum
=
mass
x
velocity
T
=
T=
T
=
1
/
f
1/f
1/
f
period = 1 /
frequency
v
=
v =
v
=
f
∗
f*
f
∗
λ
\lambda
λ
wave speed =
frequency
x
wavelength
F
=
F=
F
=
B
∗
B*
B
∗
I
∗
I*
I
∗
l
l
l
force on a conductor (at right angles to a magnetic field) carrying a current = magnetic flux density x current x length