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Contact Force


Contact Force

Static Frictional Force

Dynamic Frictional Force

Relationship of Static and Dynamic Forces

1st Law of Gravitation

2nd Law of Gravitation

Law of Gravitation formula

G as constant in calculator
39
Force of gravity between earth and an object

Force of gravity between earth and an object with an altitude/height

RE Radius of the Earth value

ME Mass of the Earth value

Acceleration due to gravityS

SI unit of force
Newton N
SI equivalent unit of force
kg m/s²
SI unit of mass
kg
Si unit of acceleration
m/s²
cgs unit of mass
g grams
cgs unit of acceleration
cm/s²
cgs unit of force
dyne
cgs equivalent unit of force
g cm/s²
english/imperial unit of mass
slug and lbm
english/imperial unit of accelartion
ft/s²
english/imperial unit of force
lbf
english/imperial equivalent unit of force
slug ft/s²
relationship of lbm and slug (enhlish/imperial unit)
slug > lbm
1slug = 32.2 lbm
english/imperial equivalent unit of force (another one)
32.2 lbm ft/s²
accelaration due to gravity (english/imperial)
32.2 ft/s²
solution for measuring weight of a person on an elevator with upward acceleration
N/(9.81 m/s²)
X-component of weight
Wsin(theta)
Y-component of weight
Wcos(theta)
Weight formula
mg
acceleration of object in an incline
gsin(theta)


Gravitational Potential Energy formula

Elastic Potential Energy Formula

Kinetic Energy formula





Work

Work formula

SI unit of displacement
m
SI unit of Work
J
SI equivalent unit of work
Nm
cgs unit of displacement
cm
cgs unit of work
ergS
cgs equivalent unit of work
dyne cm
english/imperial unit of displacement
ft
english/imperial unit of work
ft lb
equivalent unit of work in terms of stress
Pa m³
1N = how many dynes
100,000
1N = how many lbf
0.225
1 J = how many erg
10^7
1 J = how many ft lb
0.738
velocity formula
distance (x) / time (t)
1 kcal = how many J
4186
1 cal = how many J
4.186
Power formula
Work / time
Unit of power
Watts
Equivalent unit of power in terms of force
Nm/s
Equivalent unit of power in terms of acceleration
kg m²/s³
Momentum, P
mass in motion
Impulse, I
change in momentum
Momentum formula

Impulse formula

Conservation of momentum

[type of collision] momentum and kinetic energy is reserved
elastic
[type of collision] momentum only is reserved
Partially inelastic, perfectly inelastic

Coefficient of restitution (e) formula

Coefficient of restitution (e) for elastic
1
Coefficient of restitution (e) for partially inelastic
between 0 & 1
Coefficient of restitution (e) for perfectly inelastic
0
[TYpe of collision] stick together
perfectly inelastic