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Charge

Number of electron x e

Current

Charge/time

What is the gradient of a Q-t graph

The current

What is the area under a graph of a I-t graph

The total flow of charge

Derivation of I=nAve

V= A x vt


Number of electrons= n x avt


Charge =navte


Current= navte/t= nAve

Work done

Charge x voltage

Voltage

Current x resistance

Gradient of ohmic conductor

1/R

Power

Work done/ time


I^2 R


V^2/R

Resistivity

Resistance x area / length


Ohm meters

V term

IR

V lost

Ir

Emf

IR + Ir

Frequency

1/T

Wave V

F lamda

Young’s experiment

Wave length = slit gap x fringe spacing / D

Pd

slit gap x sin theta

Wave length

slit gap x sin theta / n

Harmonic equations

Wave length = 2L / 3


Sub in f = v / wavelength


f = 3v / 2L

Refractive index

C / v

Refractive index

C / v

Snells law derivation

Sin theta 1 / sin theta 2 = v1 / v2


n1v1=n2v2 so v1/v2=n2/n1


Sin theta 1 n1 = sin theta 2 n2

Critical angle

N1 sin theta 1 = n2 sin 90


Sin 90 = 1


n1 sin crit = n2

Energy of photon

Hf


Hc / lamda

Energy of photon

Hf


Hc / lamda

Stopping voltage

Ekmax= hf - work function

Energy of photon

Hf


Hc / lamda

Stopping voltage

Ekmax= hf - work function

Work function

H x threshold frequency

Photon momentum

h/wavelength

Momentum of electron

Square root 2mass x Ek