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formula and unit for speed
a and v=d/t
formula and unit accelaration
v and m/s²
formula and unit force
N and F=ma (accelaration)
formula and unit weight
N and W=mg
formula and unit work done
joules and W=Fxd
formula and unit power
W and P=W/t (work done and time)/ energy tranferred per time
formula and unit kinetic energy
joules and Ek=1/2 (mv²)
formula and unit gravitational potential energy
joules and Ep=mgh (gfs)
formula and unit moment
joules and moment=force x perpendicular distance
accelaration due to gravity
9.8m/s²
formula and unit density
kg/m³ and p=m/v
formula and unit pressure
pascal and P=F/a
formula and unit wave
speed and v=f ^
formula and unit refraction
sin i/sin r
formula and unit refractive index
speed of light in vacuum/speed of light in medium
formula and unit potential energy
PE=mgh (acceleration due to gravity)
formula and unit gravitational potential energy
joules and mgh
P1V1=P2V2
formula and unit efficiency
useful power output/total power output x 100
gfs on earth
9.8N/kg
draw semicircle smaller angle
draw semicircle larger angle
memorise table for lenses
inverse and direct relationship
area under speed time graph
which energy sources dont need the sun
geothermal, tidal, nuclear
force per unit area
convection
Boyle’s Law (Pressure-Volume Relationship)
P1V1=P2V2P_1V_1 = P_2V_2P1V1=P2V2
P1,P2=P1,P2 = Pressures (Pa)
V1,V2V_1, V_2V1,V2 = Volumes (m³)
Charles' Law (Volume-Temperature Relationship)
V1T1=T2V2
V1,V2V_1, V_2V1,V2 = Volumes (m³)
T1,T2T_1, T_2T1,T2 = Temperatures (K)