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What are the Kinematics Formulas?
Vf = Vo + at
Vf^2 = Vo^2 + 2a ΔX
ΔX = Vot + (1/2)at^2
ΔX = (1/2)(Vf - Vo)t
Is total mechanical energy constant if the only forces acting on a body are conservative?
Yes
E = K + U = Constant
What are the work and internal energy formulas for an Isobaric process?
W = -PΔV
ΔU = Q - PΔV
(as the system expands, W<0 , the system has done work)
(example - weighted piston)
What are the work and internal energy formulas for an isochloric process?
(isovolumetric)
W = 0
ΔU = Q
(because no work is done to or by the system, ΔU = heat absorbed)
(example - constant V thermometer)
What are the work and internal energy formulas for an isothermal process?
W = -Q
ΔU = 0
(work done by the system is equal to the heat absorbed by the system)
What are the work and internal energy formulas for an adiabatic process?
W = ΔU
Q = 0
(since the system exchanges no heat, the change in volume is related only to a change in temperature)
What is the formula for the first law of thermodynamics?
ΔU = (heat energy gained) - (work done by the system)
ΔU = Q - W
Electric Field = ?
E = k(q/r^2)
Electric Field Force =
F = qE
What are the units of an electric field?
(newtons/couloumb) or (volts/meter)
What are the units of voltage
(joules/coulomb) or Volts
Electric potential =
V = k(q/r)
Electrical potential energy =
U = qv
Zeroth law of thermodynamics
a system is in thermal equilibrium when it experiences no net change in thermal energy
second law of thermodynamics
ΔS = ΔQ/T
the entropy of the universe is spontaneously increasing - thermal energy will flow toward equilibrium
Magnetic field created by a long straight wire
B =
B = (uo I) / (2 pi r)
Magnetic field created by a wire loop
B =
B = (uo I) / (2r)
Electrical Power
P =
(I^2 R) , (I V) , (V^2 / R)
What are Kirchoff's Laws?
1 - Current is conserved in a circuit
2 - the voltage drops = the voltage rises in a circuit
Electric field between capacitor plates
E =
E = V / d
Capacitance C =
C = Q / V
C = Eo (A / d)
Hooke's Law
F =
F = -kx
angular frequency for a mass on the end of a spring? for a pendulum?
w =
w = ((sqrt) k / m)
w = ((sqrt) g / L)
potential energy in simple harmonic motion
U =
U = 1/2 k x^2
U(pendulum) = mgh
Period of a mass on a spring?
On a pendulum?
T = 2 pi ((sqrt) m / k)
T = 2 pi ((sqrt) L / g)