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Fg =. GmM/R²
Newton’s ULA
T² = (4pi²/GM)R³
Kepler’s 3rd Law (Do N2L, the NULA< the K3L) (derive using acp and T=2piR/v)
Friction
Charging an object which results in attraction (rub with fur or a plastic wrap)
Contact
Charging an object which results in repulsion (touching plastic with a metal ball)
Polarization
Induced charge with no real transfer (water and balloon)
inside
on conductors draw the change _____
Van de graaf generator
electrons get stuck on the rubber belt and then in the metallic dome
Fe = KQq/R²
Coulomb’s Law (k= 9×10^9 Nm²/C²)
Use Fx and Fy
When resolving a vector … (for E, for Fe, for Fg etc.)
Fe = qE
Use this formula for electric field, probably set equal to F = ma
F, a, v0, deltaS
When creating a trajectory plan for the particle in a capacitor, create an x/y table with ____
Thermionic emission
how does an oscilloscope transfer electrons from the negative cation to the positive anion?
cation
negative first plate in the capacitor
R = deltaV/I
Ohm’s Law
P (W) = deltaV *I
Power formula
R = roL/A
resistance formula based on wire material
R = R0(1 + alphadeltaT)
resistance formula based on temperature
Fmag = BILsintheta
Magnetic force RHR
fl = gvBsintheta
force laurence RHR (or LHR of negative)
repel
opposite direction CCW
attract
same direction CCW
F = -KdeltaX
SHM restoring force (Hooke’s Law) **Sometimes negative is already taken into account by the graph!!!)
deltaV = -EdeltaS
taking negative into account with electric field strength at different points (space and delta V = r of surrounding field lines)