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Force
F=1/[4πƐo] * qq/r^2
1/[4πƐo], aka Coulomb's law constant
9e9
Electric field
E=F/q
E (when dealing with electricity) stands for what?
Electric field (NOT ENERGY)
Potential energy (electric field)
U(E)=qV=1/[4πƐ] * qq/r
Electric field (avg)
E(avg)=-V/d
Capacitance
C=Q/V = (Ɛo*A)/d
Ɛo, aka vacuum permittivity
8.85e-12
Potential energy (capacitors)
U(c)=½QV=½CV^2
Current (avg)
I(avg)=ΔQ/Δt
Resistance
R=pL/A
2 basic circuit equations
V=IR
P=IV
Adding capacitance in circuit-esque things
In parallel, sum = total
In series, sum of inverses = inverse of total
Adding resistance in circuits
In parallel, sum of inverses = inverse of total
In series, sum = total
Force (magnetic field)
F(B)=qvBsinθ (particles)

F(B)=BILsinθ (wires)
Magnetic field
B=[μo/2π]*I/r
μo, aka vacuum permeability
4πe-7
μo/2π
2e-7
Magnetic flux
ϕ(m) = BAcosθ
Induced voltage
Ɛ(avg)=Δϕ(m)/Δt

Ɛ=BLv
Ɛ stands for what? (magnetism)
Induced voltage