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Formulass

The document provides a list of key physics formulas along with their corresponding units of measurement. It covers concepts such as force, pressure, density, weight, speed, acceleration, efficiency, energy, power, and electrical resistance. Additionally, it includes relationships for wavespeed and orbital speed, as well as conversions for light years and years.

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Formulass

The document provides a list of key physics formulas along with their corresponding units of measurement. It covers concepts such as force, pressure, density, weight, speed, acceleration, efficiency, energy, power, and electrical resistance. Additionally, it includes relationships for wavespeed and orbital speed, as well as conversions for light years and years.

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 Formula  Unit

 Force = mass x acceleration  Newton (N)


 Pressure = force/area  Pascal (Pa)
 Density = Mass/volume  g/cm3
or
 kg/m3
 Weight = Mass x gravitational field strength  Mg
 Speed = Distance/time.  m/s
or
 km/h
 Acceleration=Change in velocity/ time taken  m/s2
 efficiency = useful energy output/ total energy input 
 Change in gravitational potential energy= weight x change in height  Joules (J)
 Kinetic energy = ½ x mass x (velocity)2  Joules (J)
 Mechanical work done by a force = force x distance moved by the force in the direction of the  Joules (J)
force
 Work done = energy transfer 
 Power = Work done/ time taken  Watts (W)
 Power = energy transferred/ time taken  Watts (W)
 Wavespeed = frequency x wavelength  m/s

 angle of incidence = angle of reflection 

 Current = charge/time  Amperes


(A)
 Resistance = p.d/current  Ohms (Ω)

 Power = Current x p.d  Watts (W)


 Energy transfer = Power x time  Joules (J)
 Energy transfer = current x p.d x time  KWh
 Combined Resistance:  Ohms (Ω)
 Parallel: 1/R = 1/R1 + 1/R2
 Series: R= R1 = R2
 Average Orbital Speed = 2xπx orbital radius/ orbital period 
 1 light year = 9.5 x 1015 meters 
 1 Year = 3.16 x 107 seconds 

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