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How fast something falls
Velocity = Gravity * Time
V=GT
Speed
Speed = Distance / Time
S=D/T
Acceleration
Acceleration = Change in velocity / Change in time
A=DV/DT
Weight
Weight = Mass * Gravity
W=MG
Power
Power = Work / Time
P=W/T
How far something falls
Distance = 1/2 * Gravity * Velocity^2
D=1/2GV²
Force
Force = Mass * Acceleration
F=MA
Pressure
Pressure = Force / Area
P=F/A
Work
Work = Force * Distance
W=FD
Kinetic energy
KE = 1/2 * Mass * Velocity
Impulse
Impulse = Mass * Velocity
I=M*V
Potential nergy
Potential energy = Mass * Gravity * Height
PE=MGH
Momentum
Momentum = Mass * Velocity
M=MV