PHYSIC FORMULA

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  • Formula of speed ~ S=d/t
  • Formula of average speed~ average speed=total distance travel/total time taken
  • Formula of accelaration~ a=v-u/t
  • Formula of gravitional field strenght~ w=mg
  • Formula of density~p=mv
  • Formula of force~F=ma
  • Formula of spring constant~K=fx
  • Formula of moment~ Forcexperpendicular distance from the pivot (90 degree)
  • Formula of momentum~p=mv
  • formula of impulse~force x time
  • Formula of resultant force~change in momentum/time taken
  • Formula of kinetic energy~Ek=1/2mv2
  • Formula of change in gravitional potential energy~Ep=mgh
  • Formula of work done~w=fd
  • Formula of efficiency~(useful energy input)/(total energy input) x100%
  • Formula of 2nd efficiency~(useful energy output)/(total energy input) x 100%
  • Formula of power~p=wt
  • formula of 2nd power~p=Et
  • Scalar-only has magnitude
  • Vector- both magnitude and directions
  • Velocity = change in displacement/time taken
  • Acceleration is change in velocity in time
  • Q(Charge)= It
  • I- Current t- Time Q/C- charge
  • V= F(lamda- λ)
  • V= wavespeed (m/s) F= Frequency (Hz) λ= Wavelenght (m)
  • Pressure- Force per unit
  • Pressure (pa)-N/M2
  • presurre are divided into 3- Solid, liquid, Gas
  • Pressure: P= F/A F- force A- area(m2)
  • Newton 1st law- Inertia and mass
  • Newton 2nd law- F=ma
  • Newton 3rd law- Every action has an equal but opposite reaction
  • Magnet will repel if its like poles
  • why iron stick to the magnet? = Cause iron will be induced and iron is a magnetic material
  • Types of charge
    There are two types of charges: positive and negative. Like charges repel each other, while opposite charges attract each other.
  • Coulomb's Law
    States that the force between two charges is proportional to the product of their magnitudes and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
  • Newton's Laws of Motion
    Three laws that describe the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration: • Law 1: Inertia • Law 2: Force and acceleration • Law 3: Action and reaction
  • Induced Magnetization
    The phenomenon where a material develops its own magnetic field and becomes magnetized when exposed to a magnetic field.
  • Alpha Radiation
    Consists of 2 protons and 2 neutrons, identical to helium nucleus. Has a charge of +2 and a mass of 4u. Can be stopped by paper or a few cm of air.