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Weight

M x g



Mass x Gravitational Field Strength

Work Done

F s



Force x distance

Force applied to a spring

K e



Spring constant x extension

Moment of a force

F d



Force x distance

Pressure

F/A



Force / area

Speed

Distance / time

Acceleration

∆v / t



Change in velocity / time taken

Resultant force

F = ma



Mass x accleration

Momentum

P = mv



Mass x velocity

Kinetic energy

1/2 mv^2



Gravitational potential

Mgh

Power (2 equations) (energy)

Energy transferred / time



Work done / time

Efficiency (2 equations)

Useful output energy transfer / total input energy transfer



Useful power output / total power input

Wave speed

v = f λ



Frequency x wavelength

Charge

Q = I t



Current x time



(When youre in charge you dont want to quit)

Potential difference

V = I R (wire)



Current x Resistance

Power (two equations) electricity

P = V I


Potential difference x current



P = I^2 R


Current^2 x resistance

Energy transferred (2 equations)

Power x time



Charge x potential difference

Density

ρ = m/v



Mass / volume

Pressure due to a column of liquid

P = hρg



Height of column x density of liquid x gravitational field strength

Final Velocity

V^2 - u^2 = 2as



(Final velocity)^2 - (initial velocity)^2 = 2 x acceleration x distance

Force (momentum)

m∆v / ∆t



Change in momentum / time taken

Elastic potential energy

1/2ke^2

Change in thermal energy

∆E = m c ∆θ



Mass x specific heat capacity x temp change

Period

1/ frequency

Magnification

Image height / object height

Force on a conductor carrying current (at right angles to a magnetic field)

F = B I L



Force = magnetic flux density x current x length

Thermal energy for a change of state

E = m L



Mass x specific latent heat

Gas pressure

Pressure x volume = constant

Potential difference across primary coil x current in primary coil =

Potential difference across.secondary coil x current in secondary coil

Go to gas pressure flashcards for the has laws

And combined gas law