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GEAS - PHYSICS
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Moon Gravity

9.81/6

Moon radius

1730 km

Joules

ergs, BTU, cal, ftlb, Nm

Force

Fx, Fy, F

Weight

if lbs, leave it alone as is

Work

even e=mc2 is work, dont forget

Kinetic Energy

rotational..

Potential Energy

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Power

P = W/t = force*velocity

Actual Mechanical Advantage

Ideal Mechanical Advantage

Mechanical Efficiency

Friction Force

F = uN (where F can be tension or

mass*acceleration) (where N is weight)

Belt Friction

Spring Force

k=m(omega)^2

Spring Potential

Rest Energy

E = mc2

Gravitational Force

g*(earth radius/ earth radius + height)^2

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Wave Velocity

relate to sound velocity as much as you can.

wavelength=2(l) or wavelength=2(l) when
closed air

Wave Velocity given molar mass

Wave Velocity given tension

Uniform Motion

V= d / t

Non-uniform Motion

Free fall Equations

Projectile Equations

Wall Plant

Rotary Motion

angular velocity = 2pi*f; angular velocity =

1/r * sqrt(pressure/density)

Centripetal Force

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Centripetal Acceleration

also normal acceleration

Impulse

I = F*t

Momentum

I = m*v

Restitution

Lens

Magnification

Curvature Radius Lens

Lens Power

Pendulum

Vibration

Conical Pendulum

tan(teta) = u ; v = sqr(rug)

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Rotating Platform

tan(teta) = u ; v = sqr(rug)

Banking of Curves

tan(teta) = u ; v = sqr(rug); Tension = Weight /

cos(teta)

Catenary

Parabolic

Relative Time

Relative Mass

Relative Momentum

Relative Energy

Relative Length

Relative Velocity

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A man can exert a max pull of 1000N but

wishes to lift a new stone door for his cave
weighing 20kN. If he uses lever, how much
closer must the fulcrum be to the stone than to
his hand (Ans: 20x nearer)

use fodo/fidi

At what angular velocity will the streess in a

rotating steel ring equal 250 MPa if its mean
radius is 350mm; the density of steel is
7.85Mg/m3 (Ans: 59 rad/s)

use Pressure = (density)*(v^2)

A bullet weighing 0.014kg moving

horizontallyt with a veloicity of 610 m/s
strikes centrally a block of wod having a mass
of 4.55kg which is suspended by a cord from a
point 1.2m above the center of the block. To
what angle from the vertical will the block and
the embedded bullet swing (Ans: 31.1)

get h from PE=KE; sin(teta) = (1.2-h)/1.2

A 1500kg car oscillates vertically on its

suspension springs with a period of 0.80s
when empty. If five persons, each of mass
80kg, get into the car, how far down will the
supporting springs be depressed (Ans: 4.24cm)

F=kx; F=(omega2*mass)x;
m*g=(omega2*mass)x; 5(80)(9.8)= (2pi *
1/.8)2 * 1500 * x

A small boy stands with his finger plugging a

hole in a dike. THe hole has a diameter of 10
mm and is located 4m below the surface level
of the water behind the dike. How much force
must the boy exert to hold back the water

Pressure=density*g*h ; F/Area = density*g*h

(where area=hole) (where h =4)

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(Ans: 3.08)

Calculate the wavelength of a 1000kg

automobile traveling with a speed of 30m/s
(Ans: 2.22*10^-38)

wavelength = plancks/m*v

A string 2m long is driven by a 240 Hz

vibrator at its end. The string resonates in four
segments. What is the speed of transverse
waves on the string (Ans: 240)

velocity is taken and later multiplied by 4

because of the 4 segments

What illumination is provided on the table

surface located 3m directly below a 1500
lumen lamp

illumination = power density ; where 1500 is

the Prad and 3m is radius

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