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Basic Math Formulae

This document lists various physical constants and their values, as well as common formulae for differentiation, integration, and vector algebra that are useful for physics. Some key constants included are the mass of an electron, speed of light, Planck's constant, gravitational constant, and solar constant. Example differentiation formulae given are for exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, inverse trigonometric, hyperbolic, and inverse hyperbolic functions. Integration formulae provided include integrals of polynomials, trigonometric functions, and inverse trigonometric functions.

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Basic Math Formulae

This document lists various physical constants and their values, as well as common formulae for differentiation, integration, and vector algebra that are useful for physics. Some key constants included are the mass of an electron, speed of light, Planck's constant, gravitational constant, and solar constant. Example differentiation formulae given are for exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, inverse trigonometric, hyperbolic, and inverse hyperbolic functions. Integration formulae provided include integrals of polynomials, trigonometric functions, and inverse trigonometric functions.

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Basic Math Formulae For Physics

Physical constants:
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 Mass of an electron ( M e )=9.1×10 kg.
−27
 Mass of a proton ( M p ) =1.6725× 10 kg .
−27
 Mass of a neutron ( M n ) =1.6746 ×10 kg .
 Charge of an electron (e) ¿−1.6 ×10 C .
−19

 Speed of light in vacuum (c) ¿ 3 ×108 m/sec .


 Planck Constant (h) ¿ 6.6256 ×10−34 J × sec .
 Universal Gravitation constant (G)=6.67 ×10−11 Nm2 /kg 2.
 Avogadro Number (NA) ¿ 6.023 ×1023 mol−1.
 Boltzmann constant ( K )=1.38 ×10−23 J /K
 Stefan Constant ( σ )=5.67 ×10−8 W m−2 K −4.
 Wien Displacement Constant (b) ¿ 2.898 ×10−3 mK .
 Solar Constant (S)=1.388 ×103 W m−2.
 Mass of the sun (MS) ¿ 2 ×1030 kg .
 Mass of the earth (ME)=5.98× 1024 kg .
 Radius of the earth ( ℜ)=6400 Km .=6.4 ×10 6 m.
 Density of earth 5.522 ×103 kg /m3.
 Average angular velocity of the earth ¿ 7.29 ×10−5 rad . ¿ sec.
 Average distance between the sun and earth ¿ 1.5 ×1011 m.
 Average distance between moon and the earth ¿ 3.84 × 108 m.
 Magnetic Moment of the earth ¿ 6.4 × 1021 Amp . Xm 2.
 1 Light year ¿ 9.46 × 1015 m.
 1A.U. ¿ 1.496 ×1011 m.
m.
−10
 1 A=10
 1 Pound ¿ 0.4536 kg=453.6 gm
Vector Algebra
Differentiation Formulae

1 Differentiation of a constant c is zero d ( a x) x


dc 10 =a log e
a

=0 dx
dx
d (cy ) dy d log a ⁡x 1
2 =c 11 = log e ⁡a
dx dx dx x

d ( xn ) d (sin ⁡x )
3 =n x
n−1 12 =cos ⁡x
dx dx
d (cos ⁡x )
13 =−sin ⁡x
dx
d [f (x )± g(x )] df (x) dg( x) d (tan ⁡x )
4 = ± 14 =sec 2 ⁡x
dx dx dx dx
5 d (cot ⁡x )
15 =−cosec 2 ⁡x
d {f (x)g (x) } f ( x)dg (x) g(x )df (x) dx
= +
dx dx dx
d (cosec ⁡x )
dy dy du 16 =−cosec ⁡x cot ⁡x
6 = dx
dx du dx
d (sec ⁡x )
x 17 =sec ⁡x tan ⁡x
de x dx
7 =e
dx
n
du n−1 du
8 =nu
dx dx
d log e x
1
9 =
dx x
Integration: 11 ∫ e x dx=e x + c
n+1 n+1
n x n x
∫ x dx= + C , n ≠−1. 12 ∫ x dx= + C , n ≠−1 , n rational
n+1 n+1
Particularly, ∫ dx=x+ c ∫ dx=∫ dx=x +C ¿ special case ¿
1 ∫ dx=x+ c Where c=¿ constant −cos ⁡( Ax +B)
n+1 13 ∫ sin ⁡( Ax+ B)dx= +C
n +1 x A
2 ∫ x dx= +C
n+1 sin ⁡kx
14 ∫ cos ⁡kxdx= +C
3 ∫ dx /x=log e ⁡x +c k
4 ∫ sin ⁡xdx =−cos ⁡x +c 15 ∫ cos ⁡xdx=sin ⁡x +C
ax 16 ∫ sin ⁡xdx =−cos ⁡x +C
5 ∫ sin ⁡axdx=−cos ⁡ 2
a 17 ∫ sec ⁡xdx=tan ⁡x +c
6 ∫ cos ⁡xdx=sin ⁡x +c 18 2
∫ cosec ⁡xdx =−cot ⁡x +c
7 ∫ Sec 2 ⁡xdx =tan ⁡x +c 19 ∫ sec ⁡x tan ⁡xdx=sec ⁡x + c
8 ∫ cosec 2 ⁡xdx =−cot ⁡x +c 20 ∫ cosec ⁡x cot ⁡xdx=−cosec ⁡x+ c
9 ∫ Sec ⁡x tan ⁡xdx =Sec ⁡x +c dx −1
21 ∫ =sin ⁡x+ c
10 ∫ cosec ⁡x cot ⁡xdx=−cosec ⁡x+ c √ 1−x 2

dx −1
22 ∫ =−cos ⁡x +c
√ 1−x 2

dx −1
23 ∫ 2
=tan ⁡x +c
1+ x
Formula Differentiation
d
1
d
(sin ⁡x)=cos ⁡x 1 ( sin−1 ⁡x ) = 1 2
dx dx √ 1−x
d
2
dx
(cos ⁡x)=−sin ⁡x 2
d
( cos−1 ⁡x )= −1 2
dx √1−x
d 2
d
3
dx
(tan ⁡x)=sec ⁡x
3 ( tan−1 ⁡x )= 1 2
dx 1+ x
d 2
(cot ⁡x)=−csc ⁡x
4
dx 4
d
( cot−1 ⁡x ) = −1 2
dx 1+ x
d d 1
5 (sec ⁡x)=sec ⁡x tan ⁡x 5 ( sec−1 ⁡x ) =
dx dx ¿ x ∨√ x 2−1
d d −1
6 (csc ⁡x)=−csc ⁡x cot ⁡x 6 ( csc −1 ⁡x ) =
dx dx ¿ x∨ √ x 2−1
d d x
7 (sinh ⁡x)=cosh ⁡x ( a )=a x ln ⁡a
dx 7
dx
d d x
8 (cosh ⁡x )=sinh ⁡x ( e ) =e x
dx 8
dx
d 2
d 1
9 (tanh ⁡x )=sech ⁡x
dx 9
dx
( log a ⁡x ) =
(ln ⁡a) x
d 2
10 (coth ⁡x)=−csch ⁡x d
dx 10 (ln ⁡x)=1 /x
dx
d
11 (sech ⁡x )=−sech ⁡x tanh ⁡x dy dy du dy dv du
dx Chain Rule: = × = × ×
dx du dx dv du dx
d
12 (csch ⁡x )=−csch ⁡x ⋅coth ⁡x
dx

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