Ch.

7 Rotational Motion and the Law of Gravity FREQUENCY AND PERIOD

ANGULAR DISPLACEMENT

PERIOD OF A SIMPLE PENDULUM IN SIMPLE

ANGULAR SPEED HARMONIC MOTION

ANGULAR ACCELERATION
PERIOD OF A MASS-SPRING SYSTEM IN SIMPLE
HARMONIC MOTION
RATIONAL KINEMATIC EQUATIONS

SPEED OF A WAVE

Ch. 13 Sound

TANGENTIAL SPEED THE DOPPLER EFFECT

TANGENTIAL ACCELERATION
INTENSITY OF A SPHERICAL WAVE

CENTRIPETAL ACCELERATION
THE HARMONIC SERIES

TOTAL ACCELERATION

FORCE THAT MAINTAINS CIRCULAR MOTION

HARMONIC SERIES OF STANDING WAVES ON A
VIBRATING STRING & HARMONIC SERIES OF A PIPE
NEWTON’S LAW OF UNIVERSAL GRAVITATION OPEN AT BOTH ENDS

HARMONIC SERIES OF A PIPE CLOSED AT ONE END

Ch. 12 Vibrations and Waves

HOOKE’S LAW
Ch. 14 Light and Reflection ELECTRIC FIELD STRENGTH FROM A POINT CHARGE
WAVE SPEED EQUATION

BRIGHTNESS OF LIGHT
Ch. 18 Electrical Energy and Capacitance
ELECTRICAL POTENTIAL ENERGY IN A UNIFORM
ELECTRIC FIELD

MIRROR EQUATION & (CH.14) THIN-LENS EQUATION

ELECTRICAL POTENTIAL ENERGY FOR A PAIR OF
CHARGES
EQUATION FOR MAGNIFICATION & (CH.14)
MAGNIFICATION OF A LENS
POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE

SIGN CONVENTIONS FOR MAGNIFICATION

POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE IN A UNIFORM ELECTRIC FIELD

POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A POINT AT

INFINITY AND A POINT NEAR A POINT CHARGE
Ch. 15 Refraction
INDEX OF REFRACTION
CAPACITANCE

SNELL’S LAW

CAPACITANCE FOR A PARALLEL-PLATE CAPACITOR IN A

CRITICAL ANGLE VACUUM

ELECTRICAL POTENTIAL ENERGY STORED IN A

Ch. 17 Electric Forces and Fields CHARGED CAPACITOR
CHARGE AND MASS OF ATOMIC PARTICLES

Ch. 19 Current and Resistance

COULOMB’S LAW ELECTRIC CURRENT

RESISTANCE
FACTORS THAT AFFECT RESISTANCE Ch. 22 Induction and Alternating Current
Longer length, higher resistance; shorter length, less FARADAY’S LAW OF MAGNETIC INDUCTION
resistance.
Larger cross-sectional area, less resistance; smaller
MAXIMUM EMF FOR A GENERATOR
cross-sectional area, greater resistance.
Aluminum has greater resistance than copper.
TRANSFORMER EQUATION
Higher temperature, greater resistance; lower
temperature, less resistance.
ELECTRIC POWER

COST OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY

Ch. 20 Circuits and Circuit Elements

RESISTORS IN SERIES

RESISTORS IN PARALLEL

SERIES AND PARALLEL RESISTORS

current: (series) same as total, (parallel) add to find
total
potential difference: (series) add to find total, (parallel)
same as total

Ch. 21 Magnetism
MAGNITUDE OF A MAGNETIC FIELD

FORCE ON A CURRENT-CARRING CONDUCTOR

PERPENDICULAR TO A MAGNETIC FIELD