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Physics Formulas

The document provides a comprehensive overview of key concepts in general and thermal physics, including formulas, definitions, and units for various quantities such as volume, density, speed, force, energy, and pressure. It also covers laws and principles like Boyle's Law, Ohm's Law, and the behavior of electric circuits. Additionally, it discusses atomic structure and types of radioactive decay.

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Physics Formulas

The document provides a comprehensive overview of key concepts in general and thermal physics, including formulas, definitions, and units for various quantities such as volume, density, speed, force, energy, and pressure. It also covers laws and principles like Boyle's Law, Ohm's Law, and the behavior of electric circuits. Additionally, it discusses atomic structure and types of radioactive decay.

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General Physics

Quantity Formula Explanation S.I UNIT Definition


Cm3 or m3
The Size of a
Volume Length x breath x height
particular shape is
called its volume

The mass per unit


Density=mass/volume When mass and
Density Kg/m3 or g/cm3 volume of a
D =m/v volume is given
substance is called
its Density
m/s
The rate of change
Speed= distance/time When distance
Speed km/h of distance is called
v = d/t and time is given
speed

The rate of change


Acceleration=speed/time When speed and 2 2 of velocity is called
Acceleration m/s or km /h
a = v/t time is given acceleration

1) Vav = V + U m/s
2
m/s
Equations of
2) V = U + at
motion
3) S = ut + ½ at m
4) 2as = V2-U2
m2/s2

When mass and A push or a pull of an


F=mass x acceleration Newton (N) or kg x object is called force
Force acceleration is
F= m . a m/s2
given

When object is The force of


Weight= mass x acceleration
moving toward or Newton (N) or attraction from the
Weight due to gravity
away from kg x m/s2 gravity is called
W= m .g
gravitational field weight

Moment of Moment of force = force x When force and N.m


force perpendicular distance form perpendicular The turning effect of
pivot distance form force about a fixed
pivot is given point(pivot) is called
M= F X d moment
Momentum =mass x velocity

Momentum Kg . m/s
Impulse = force x time

Impulse N.s

Quantity Formula S.I UNIT


Force = spring constant x
Extension With in elastic limit
Newton extension is directly
Elastic force
(N) proportional to force
F=kx
F X X

Pressure= force/area Pascal (pa)


The force per unit
Pressure
Area of an object is
P = F /A N/m2
called its pressure

Density of liquid is ρ
When density
in kg/m3, h is height
Pressure= density x gravitational gravity
Pressure in Pascal (pa) or depth of liquid in
acceleration x depth acceleration
liquid N/m2 meter and g is
P=ρ.g.h and depth is
acceleration due to
given
gravity (10m/s2)

Efficiency = useful energy


output x 100%
Useful energy input
Efficiency No unit
Efficiency = work done by the
machine x 100%
Work done on the machine

Kinetic Energy K.E = ½ mass x velocity2 When mass


and velocity is joules Energy due to the
2
K.E = ½ m v given motion of an object
is called its Kinetic
energy
Potential Energy When mass
P.E = mass x gravitational gravitational joules Energy due to the
acceleration x height acceleration height of an object
and height is from earth is called
P.E = m .g. h given its G.P.E
W = force x distance Joules
Work Done F is the Force and d
W = F . d (horizontal) is distance covered
by the object in the
W = m.g.h (vertical) direction of force

Power = work done Watts


Power Time taken Power is the rate of
(mechanical) Joules/sec doing work or rate of
P = w/t transferring the
energy from one
P = F. V form to other

THERMAL PHYSICS

BOYLES LAW P1 . V1 = P2 . V2 At constant


3
V 1 = P2 . V2 m temperature and
P1 Pascal mass the volume of
VOLUME P 1 = P2 . V2 given gas is
V1 proportional to its
pressure
PRESSURE

LATENT HEAT E = m x lf OR lf = E / m Joules/gram The amount of heat


lf (latent heat of fusion) P . t = m x lf OR P . t = lf required to solid into
lv (latent of m liquid with out
E = m x lV lf = E / m changing the
vaporization)
temperature
Is called latent heat
of fusion
LATENT HEAT E = m x lf OR lf = E / m when power Joules/gram
P . t = m x lf OR P . t = lf of heater and
lf (latent heat of fusion)
m time of j/g The amount of heat
lv (latent of when power of heater and time heating is required to liquid
of heating is given given into Gas with out
vaporization)
E = m x lV OR lf = E / m changing the
when power temperature
when power of heater and time is of heater and Is called latent heat
given time is given of Vaporization
SPEED OF V = Distance/time (without echo) m/s
Sound is a form of
SOUND V= d/t energy which
S=2xdistance/time (with echo) m/s produce by any
vibrating object
V = 2d/t

Frequency Frequency= 1/time Hz Number of waves


Cycle/sec passing through any
close surface in one
f=1/T second
Time Time = 1 / frequency sec
The time of one
T = 1/ f complete cycle
When speed
R.F = speed of light in air(vacuum) is given in m/s
Speed of light in medium
light move The ratio of the
from less speed of light
dense to No unit in air or vacuum to
Refractive index = sin i/ sin r that in
Refractive index dense
medium another medium.

Refractive index= sin r/sin i


light move
For critical angle
from dense
Refractive index= 1/sinC
to less dense
medium

Speed of wave Speed = frequency (Hz) x m/s Air =330-340m/s


wavelength(m) Water =1500m/s
Concrete=5000m/s
v= f.λ Steel = 5000-
7000m/s
Electric charge Electric charge = current x time Coulomb

Q=I.t C
Electric Current Electric current = Electric charge Ampere Rate of flow of
time electric charge in a
I = Q/t A conductor is called
current
Ohms law VOLTAGE= CURRENT X RESISTANCE When current Volt voltage across a resistor
V = I .R and is directly proportional to
or its current V ἀ I provided
resistance is Ohms if the physical condition
R = V/I given remain same
Or
ampere
I =v/R
Power Power= voltage x current When current Watt
P= V . I and voltage is The rate of doing
Or given work is called power
V = P/I Volt

I = P/v ampere
Power Power = current2 x resistance When
P = I2 . R resistance Watt The rate of doing
and current is work is called power
Or given

R = P/ I2 Ohms
Ω
Power Power= Voltage2/Resistance When
P = V2/R resistance Watt The rate of doing
and voltage is work is called power
Or given

R = V2 /P (For power
dissipation Ω
Or loss)
Energy Energy= voltage x current x time When voltage Joules
E=V.I. t , current and The ability to do
time is given work is called energy
E=P. t
When Power
and time is
given

Resistance in R = R 1 + R2 + R3 Current Ohms


series for voltage in series combination remain same
V = V1 + V2 + V3 in series
For potential Divider circuit volts
Vout = Vin R2
R1 + R2

-1
Resistance in 1 = 1 + 1 +1 Voltage Ohms -1
= 1 + 1 +1
parallel R R1 R2 R3 remain same R1 R 2 R 3
for two resistor in parallel in parallel
1 = R 1 x R2 circuit
R R1 + R2
for Current in parallel combination
I = I1 + I2 + I3 ampere

Transformer NS = VS WHEN
NP VP number of No unit A device used to
OR turn and transfer electric
NP = VP voltage is energy from one
NS VS given circuit to another
by
magnetic coupling

Power of V S X IS = V P X IP When current


transformer OR and voltage is No unit
IP = VS given
IS VP

Atomic mass A = atomic The mass of an


Or A
X
z mass atom, usually
Atomic number Z= atomic no expressed in
Z+N = A atomic mass units
Nucleon No Atomic mass = Proton no +
Neutron no
A A–4 4
Alpha decay zX z - 2 X + 2α

A A
Beta decay X
z X + 0-1β
z +1
A A
X*
z zX + 00ϓ
Gama decay

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