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After Typing Press Enter To Get Out of The Superscript

The document provides instructions for entering formulae in Google Docs. It explains how to insert an equation, type symbols and other elements within the equation box using dropdown menus or codes. Examples are given for typing fractions, powers, subscripts, vectors, dot and cross products, and other elements within the equation box to produce the proper mathematical formatting.

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After Typing Press Enter To Get Out of The Superscript

The document provides instructions for entering formulae in Google Docs. It explains how to insert an equation, type symbols and other elements within the equation box using dropdown menus or codes. Examples are given for typing fractions, powers, subscripts, vectors, dot and cross products, and other elements within the equation box to produce the proper mathematical formatting.

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Instructions for entering formulae:

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http://support.google.com/docs/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=160749 1) from the insert menu, select equations 2) click on new equation. besides it there will be 5 drop down menus first one contains standard symbols like theta, pi etc second contains +, - etc fourth has fraction etc 3) once you click on new equation, a blue box will be created. type the whole formula inside the box. anything can be typed by two methods, one by selecting its icon from the drop down menu(s), or by typing a code in the box. type everything inside the box, including the alphabets in the formula eg: typing F=ma inside the box gives for typing a fraction/ratio, click on the option in the fourth drop down menu beside the new equation button (or type \frac inside the box and press space).youll see a small horizontal line. type the numerator, press enter, type the denominator. eg: for power just use ^ eg: 2^3 typed inside the formula box will look like . after typing press enter to get out of the superscript for subscripts use _ eg. x_3 typed inside a formula box will look like after typing press enter to get out of the subscript for typing a symbol, just select it from the first drop down menu.eg: (u cud also do this by typing \alpha inside the box.) for typing a vector , type \vec before the symbol eg: typing \vec A inside the blue box gives . after typing press enter to get out of the vector for cross product use multiplication from the second menu. eg:for , type \vec v press enter (else ull remain inside the vector) then type and then type \vec B press enter for dot product use the dot from the second menu eg:

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Kinematics a Newtons 3 kinematical equations. b River Boat Problems c Projectile motion d Projectile Motion on Inclined Plane : * Conservation of Energy COM and Conservation of Linear Momentum: Rigid Body Mechanics : Electrostatics Magnetostatics: Electromagnetic Induction : Optics : Thermodynamics : Shm : Elasticity : Wave Theory : Sound : Fluid Mechanics :

Kinematics
1) Newtons 3 kinematical equations.

) second of its

Displacement of a particle in the motion When particle thrown up vertically v=


2) River Boat Problems

Time t required to cross a river of width w where is angle between and Y axis. and is along X axis.

Drift along X axis till he reaches the other shore

3)

Projectile motion

Initial velocity u. Angle with the horizontal. Time of flight Range Height (* if h=r then )

4) Projectile Motion on Inclined Plane :

( A) Up the plane : Time Range B) Down the plane : time range

Relative motion between two projectiles are the projection velocities and angles of the first and second projectiles resply. The relative motion of one 1 wrt 2 is a straight line at an angle where

Conservation of Energy COM and Conservation of Linear Momentum: Rigid Body Mechanics :

Electrostatics 1) Coloumbs law: ; where 2) Gausss law:


3)

Magnetostatics: 1) Magnetic force a charged particle in motion : = Work done = Lorentz force

2) Magnetic field due to a current carrying wire is : Here is a vector showing the direction of current and magnitude of L. In a uniform magnetic field for a closed path 3) When a moving particle is subjected to a uniform gravitational field the particle generally travels in a helical path with . When is perpendicular to then it moves in a circle with . and

4) Magnetic Dipole Torque : Potential Energy :


and has direction of area.

5) Biot Savarts Law : at pt P is given by where is vector from P.

Infinite Straight wire at a dist x from wire : Finite Straight wire: ( )

Circular loop at its centre is : At a dist x from the centre of a circular loop to its plane:

6) Amperes Law : For calculating the current is moving along the surface is considered to be +ve. 7) Force between two parallel current carrying wires seprated by distance d is : The force is repulsive is current in the wires is in opposite directions and attractive if in same direction.

8) Flux of magnetic field through a closed surface is zero.

Electromagnetic Induction :

Optics :

Thermodynamics :

Shm :

Elasticity : Wave Theory : Sound :

Fluid Mechanics : Heat Transfer : Modern Physics :

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