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    SOME PHYSICS EQUATIONS

    Friction Waves Symbols


    fs(max) = μsN n1 sinθ1 = n2 sinθ2 μ - coefficient of friction
    fk = μkN n=c/v (static and kinetic)
    v = λf ω - angular velocity
    Obj resting on horizontal I=P/A π - pi
    plane f - friction - frequency
    N=W c = speed of light in vacuum θ - theta
    N = mg v = speed of light in medium Δ - change in
    I = intensity λ - wavelength
    Obj on inclined plane √ - square root
    N = mg cosθ Circular motion η - viscosity
    ω = 2π / T or 2πf D - drag coefficient
    Drag force v = ωr A - cross sectional area
    FD = ηA (v / d) ac = v2 / r or ω2r ρ - density
    low = Fd = 6πηrv Fc = mac
    high = Fd = DAρv2 s = rθ
    T(max) = Fc + W
    Impulse T(min) = Fc + W
    Ft = Δp or mv - mu
    Ft = FΔt Simple pendulum
    Ft = mΔv T = 2π √(mr) / (Mg)

    Gas law Ear


    Boyles = P1V1 = P2V2 v = λf
    Charles = V1 / T1 = V2 / T2 I=P/A
    Gay-Lussac = P1 / T1 = P2 / T2 L = 10log10 (I / I0)
    Combined = P1V1 / T1 = P2V2
    / T2 Eye
    Avogadro = V1 / n1 = V2 / n2 1 / f = 1 / so + 1 / si
    Ideal = PV = nRT
    so = object distance
    n = number of moles in gas si = image distance

    Thermodynamics
    ΔU = Q - W
    Work done = W = PΔV
    R = Cp - Cv

    Heat Capacity
    Q = nCvΔT
    Q = nCpΔT

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