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various units and some conversions as well as a couple formulas
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Coulomb’s constant
k=8.99×10^9 N*m²/C²
Coulomb’s law
F=kq1q2/r²
current (i) unit:
amperes (A)
Charge (q)
Coulombs (C)
Ampere
C/s
Electric Field (E) units:
N/C
V/m
Electric Field (E) formulas:
E=F/q
V=Er
E=kq/r²
Electric potential energy (U) unit:
Joules (J)
Electric potential energy (U) formula:
U=qV
Volt/ potential difference (V) unit:
J/C
Volt/ potential difference (V) formulas:
Delta V=Vf-Vi
V=kq/r
Resistance (ohms) unit:
V/A
Ohm’s law
R=V/i
V=iR
Total resistance in a parallel circuit
1/Rnet=1/R1+1/R2…
R1*R2/R1+R2 (Product over sum)
Total resistance in a series circuit
Rnet=R1+R2
Electric flux unit:
N*m²/C
Electric flux formula:
Delta electric flux=E*Delta A (area)
Mechanical to thermal energy (resistive dissapation) formulas (where P=Power):
P=i²R
P=V²/R
H atomic radius
5.3×10^-11 m
escape speed
v=sqrt of 2Gm/r
mechanical energy (elliptical orbit)
E=-GMm/2r
orbital velocity
sqrt of Gm/r
constant torque
P=Torque*Angular velocity
angular momentum
L=Torque*time
Simple Pendulum
T=2pi*sqrt of L/g
Hooke’s law
F=kx
Mechanical energy-simple harmonic motion
½ kx²
period in context of hooke’s law
T=2pi*sqrt of m/k
angular velocity (Hooke’s law)
w=sqrt of m/k
Wave speed
V=lambda*frequency
wavelength
L=n*lambda/2
frequency of waves
w/2pi OR v/lambda
General for inertia
1/2Mr²