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Total Resistance in Parallel

Number of Lamps given Lamp Power, Voltage, and Amperes
N_lamp = Po / P
Lamp Power given Voltage and Ampere
Po = V x I
Voltage Equation
V = IR
Total Resistance in Parallel

Total Resistance in Series
Rt = R1 + R2 + R3 + … Rx
Voltage Equation
V = IR
Power given Voltage and Current
P = VI
Heat Equation and Power
Q = P = m Cp T
Energy Transfer Rate
Q/A = (k ΔT) / x
Temp Difference in F to C
ΔT_F = 9/5 ΔT_C
Temp Difference in C to F
ΔT_C = 5/9 ΔT_F
Energy Transfer Rate
Q/A = (k ΔT) / x
Enthalpy given internal energy, pressure, and volume
h = u + PV
Enthalpy given internal energy, pressure, and volume: with mass
H = U + PV ; U = U X mass
14.7 PSI = ? KPA
14.7 PSI = 101.325 KPA
101.325 KPA = ? PSI
101.325 KPA = 14.7 PSI
1 kcal = ? kJ
1 kcal = 4.187 kJ
Change in Length given Linear Expansion
ΔL = α x L x ΔT → Lf - L = α x L x ΔT
Water Heat Removed from +Temp to - Temp: Qtotal 15 C to -3 C
Qtotal = Q 15→0 + Q 0 + Q 0→-3
Water Heat Removed from +Temp to - Temp: Q 15→0
Q 15→0 = m Cp T
Water Heat Removed from +Temp to - Temp: Q 0
Q 0 = m (LHF) ; LHF = 334 kJ/kg ; LHevap = 2257 kJ/kg
Water Heat Removed from +Temp to - Temp: Q 0→-3
Q 0→-3 = m Cp T ; 2.093 kJ/kg-K
Cp of Ice
Cp ice = 2.093 kJ/kg-K
Force Formula considering Pressure and Area
F = P x A
Pressure formula
P = p x g x h
Total Salt Percent for Different Salt Percents with Different Liters
Liter1(Salt1) + Liter2(Salt2) + Liter3(Salt3) = (Liter1 + Liter2 + Liter3)(Total Salt)
Heat Formula
Q = m Cp T
Work of temp rising
Wk = Q = m Cp T
Mass given density and volume
m = p V
KE
KE = ½ mV² = 1/2 m (V1² - V2²)
Heat Formula for Air
Q = m Cv T
Mass of Air given Pressure and Volume
m = PV / RT
CV of Air
Cv = 0.718 kJ/kg-K
Pressure of Water with manometer
P = p g h = p_helium x g x h_mano
Flow Rate given Diameter and Mass Flow
Q = V A
1 ft³ = ? gal
1 ft³ = 7.48 gal