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    Physics Reviewer 2nd Quarter

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    This document provides information about physics concepts related to projectile motion, forms of energy, and Newton's laws of motion. Key formulas are presented for projectile motion including calculations for horizontal and vertical velocity components, horizontal displacement, height, time, and range. Forms of energy are defined as potential energy, kinetic energy, gravitational potential energy, and elastic potential energy. Newton's three laws of motion are summarized along with related formulas for force, mass, and acceleration. Work, power, and energy are also defined and formulas provided for calculations involving force, displacement, time, and power.

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    Physics Reviewer 2nd Quarter

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    This document provides information about physics concepts related to projectile motion, forms of energy, and Newton's laws of motion. Key formulas are presented for projectile motion including calculations for horizontal and vertical velocity components, horizontal displacement, height, time, and range. Forms of energy are defined as potential energy, kinetic energy, gravitational potential energy, and elastic potential energy. Newton's three laws of motion are summarized along with related formulas for force, mass, and acceleration. Work, power, and energy are also defined and formulas provided for calculations involving force, displacement, time, and power.

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    This document provides information about physics concepts related to projectile motion, forms of energy, and Newton's laws of motion. Key formulas are presented for projectile motion including calculations for horizontal and vertical velocity components, horizontal displacement, height, time, and range. Forms of energy are defined as potential energy, kinetic energy, gravitational potential energy, and elastic potential energy. Newton's three laws of motion are summarized along with related formulas for force, mass, and acceleration. Work, power, and energy are also defined and formulas provided for calculations involving force, displacement, time, and power.

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    This document provides information about physics concepts related to projectile motion, forms of energy, and Newton's laws of motion. Key formulas are presented for projectile motion including calculations for horizontal and vertical velocity components, horizontal displacement, height, time, and range. Forms of energy are defined as potential energy, kinetic energy, gravitational potential energy, and elastic potential energy. Newton's three laws of motion are summarized along with related formulas for force, mass, and acceleration. Work, power, and energy are also defined and formulas provided for calculations involving force, displacement, time, and power.

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    PHYSICS REVIEWER (2nd Quarter)  𝒕 = 𝑣𝑖𝑠𝑖𝑛𝜃/𝑔  F = force

     T = 2t  M = mass of a object
     H = (Visin𝜃)2/2g  a = acceleration.
    PROJECTILE MOTION
    Where: FORMS OF ENERGY:
     The object moves in the
     VI = INITIAL VELOCITY 1. POTENTIAL ENERGY –
    space with initial velocity
     VX = HORIZONTAL Energy possessed by an
    under the influence of
    COMPONENT object because of its
    the earth’s gravity.
     VY = VERTICAL position.
     The motion is a
    COMPONENT
    combination of two GRAVITATIONAL FORCE – Energy
    simultaneous motion. possessed by an object because of
     MOTION is an action of
     The horizontal motion is its position relative to earth
    changing position or
    due to the influence of
    location ELASTIC POTENTIAL ENERGY –
    gravity.
     MECHANICS general Energy store in any deformable
     The vertical and
    study of relationships body such as spring or rubber
    horizontal motion are
    between motion, forces bands.
    independent so that it is
    and energy.
    two dimensional motion. 2. KINETIC ENERGY -
    BRANCHES OF MECHANICS: Energy possessed by an
    Formulas:
    object at motion.
     KINEMATICS study of
     Vy = gt
    motion without regard WORK, POWER AND ENERGY
     V2=vx2+vy2
    to the forces of energy.
     R=Vxt 1. WORK
    (distance/displacement  DYNAMICS deals with
     Is the product of the
    ) motion and forces
    force and displacement
     H= 𝑔𝑡2/2(height) together.
    resulting from the
     Vx = R/t application of force?
     t2= 2(h)/g
    NEWTON’S LAW OF MOTION  Is only done when
    Where: displacement occurs.
    1. First law: Law of inertia

    Vx = Horizontal  States that a body at rest Where:
    component of the will remain at rest and a
     F = force
    projectile and constant body in motion will
     d = displacement
    through remain in motion unless it

    Vy = vertical component is acted upon by an Formula:
    of the projectile external force.
     2. Second law: Law of  WK = Fd
    R = The horizontal
    acceleration  𝐖𝐊 = 𝐹𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃𝑑
    displacement of the
    object.  States that ‘’ The force
    2. POWER

    H = Height where the acting on an object is
     Rate of working.
    object is thrown. equal to the mass times

    V = velocity of the object its acceleration’’ Formulas:
    at any point.  To acceleration of an
     object is directly  P = work / time
    VI = Given velocity of the
    proportional to the force  P= force
    object.
    acting on it and inversely displacement/time
    proportional w/ the mass
    PROJECTILE MOTION of the object. 3. ENERGY
     3. Third law: law of  the capacity to do work.
    When the object is
    thrown at an angle acceleration
     Projectile fired with  States that ‘’ for every
    initial velocity (Vi) above action, there is an equal
    the horizontal angle. and opposite reaction’’

    Formulas: Formulas:

     𝑽𝒊𝒙 = 𝑉𝑖𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃  F = ma
     𝑽𝒊𝒚 = 𝑉𝑖𝑠𝑖𝑛𝜃  W= mg
     𝑹 = ( 𝑉𝑖𝑐𝑜𝑠𝜃)𝑇
    Where:
    = 𝑉𝑖 2 (sin2 𝜃) /g

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