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½mv²
Calculate kinetic energy given mass and velocity.
mgh
Compute gravitational potential energy (m×g×h).
Use F = m × a to determine force from mass & acceleration.
P=F/A
Calculate pressure from force and area.
Solve range, height and time of a projectile launched at an angle.
v=fλ
Compute wave speed given frequency and wavelength.
V=IR
Calculate voltage, current or resistance from Ohm’s law.
F=kx
Determine spring force given spring constant and displacement.
F=Gm₁m₂/r²
Compute gravitational attraction between two masses.
ρ=m/V
Calculate density from mass and volume.
vₑ=√(2GM/r)
Compute the speed required to escape a celestial body’s gravity.
Δt=Δt₀/√(1-v²/c²)
Calculate relativistic time dilation for a given velocity.
Fₙ=ρVg
Calculate buoyant force based on fluid density and volume.
T=2π√(L/g)
Compute the period of a simple pendulum.
F_c=mv²/r
Calculate centripetal force given mass, velocity & radius.
P=W/t
Compute power from work and time.
τ=Fr
Calculate torque from force and lever arm.
ΔL=αL₀ΔT
Compute change in length due to temperature change.
θi=θr
Calculate angle of reflection off a surface.
f′=f(±v/(v±vs))
Compute frequency shift due to relative motion of source/observer.
n₁sinθ₁=n₂sinθ₂
Apply Snell’s Law to find angles or refractive index.
1/f=1/v+1/u
Find image or object distance using the lens formula.
1/f=1/v+1/u
Determine image position for spherical mirrors.
P=1/f
Compute optical power of a lens in diopters.
Q=mcΔT
Find specific heat or energy required to change temperature.
Q/t=kAΔT/L
Calculate heat flow through materials.
P=VI
Find electrical power from voltage and current.
F=kq₁q₂/r²
Calculate electrostatic force between two charges.
E=F/q
Compute electric field intensity around a charge.
F=qvB
Determine magnetic force on a moving charge.
C=Q/V
Calculate charge storage capacity of a capacitor.
V=Ldi/dt
Calculate induced voltage or inductance value.
τ=RC
Find time constant for resistor–capacitor circuits.
f=1/2π√(LC)
Calculate frequency of resonance in LC circuits.
N=N₀e^-λt
Determine half-life and decay rate of a substance.
Decay
Calculate remaining mass or activity after decay.
p=mv
Compute linear momentum using mass and velocity.
J=Ft
Determine impulse from force and time duration.
W=Fd
Find work done by a constant force.
F=μN
Calculate frictional force using μ and normal force.
W=ΔE
Find work done using change in kinetic energy.
MA=Fo/Fi
Calculate mechanical advantage of levers and pulleys.
η=Wout/Win
Compute efficiency of an energy or mechanical system.
ΔL=αLΔT
Find change in length of solids when heated or cooled.
Q/t=kAΔT/L
Calculate conduction heat transfer rate across materials.
Rth=L/kA
Find the resistance to heat flow in a material.
f=1/T
Calculate frequency from time period of oscillation.
ω=θ/t
Find angular speed from rotation angle and time.
a=v²/r
Compute acceleration of circular motion.
E=½mvₑ²
Calculate total energy required for escape velocity.