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    This document contains various physics and mathematics equations related to kinematics, dynamics, energy, momentum, torque, electric circuits, waves, and other topics. It defines symbols and relationships between physical quantities such as force, mass, velocity, acceleration, wavelength, frequency, torque, moment of inertia, electric current, potential energy, and more. The equations are written concisely without additional context or explanation.

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    This document contains various physics and mathematics equations related to kinematics, dynamics, energy, momentum, torque, electric circuits, waves, and other topics. It defines symbols and relationships between physical quantities such as force, mass, velocity, acceleration, wavelength, frequency, torque, moment of inertia, electric current, potential energy, and more. The equations are written concisely without additional context or explanation.

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    11/5/06

    K ≡ 12 mv 2 τ ≡r ×F I = (Amplitude)
    r r r 2

    K = Iw 1 2 τ ≡ r⊥ F fBEAT = fHIGH − fLOW


    v ± vR
    2
    U = mgy I = mr 2
    f′= f
    U = 12 k x 2 I = Icm + m d 2 v m vS
    G m1 m 2 W = F| ∆r r=m
    U =− r V
    W = F ⋅ ∆r
    r
    p ≡ mv P= F
    W = τ ∆θ
    r r
    A
    Lr = I w W = − ∆U
    r
    P = Po + r g h
    r
    L ≡r ×p
    r r
    dU PG = P − Po
    Fx = −
    L = r⊥ p dx .
    m = r Av
    W = ∆K . .
    x = xo +vo t + 12 at 2 m1 = m2
    dE
    vo + v P≡ A1v1 = A2v 2
    x = xo + t dt
    2 P + 12 r v 2 + r g h = constant
    v = vo + a t P = F ⋅v
    r r

    = vo2 + 2 a∆ x Q = mc ∆T
    v J ≡ F∆ t
    2 r r
    Q = ml
    θ = θo + wo t + 12 a t 2 J =∆p ∆U = Q −W
    r r

    wo + w
    θ = θo + t d 2x
    = − (2πf ) 2 x Trigonometric Identities
    2
    (sin θ ) 2 + (cosθ ) 2 = 1
    2
    dt
    w = wo + a t
    x = x max cos(2π f t ) 2 sin θ cosθ = sin( 2θ )
    w 2 = wo + 2a ∆θ v = −v max sin(2π f t )
    2

    Constants
    v =rw
    a = − a max cos(2π f t )
    g = 9.80 N (near earth)
    v max = (2πf ) x max
    at = r a kg

    amax = (2π f ) 2 x max


    ac = vr
    2 m
    ag = 9.80
    s2
    ac = r w 2 L
    T = 2π g N ⋅ m2
    G = 6.67 × 10 −11
    a = ∑F
    r 1 r kg 2
    m mE = 5.97 × 10 24 kg
    m T = 2π
    k
    W = mg
    r E = 6.38 × 10 6 m
    f =
    1
    FS = k x T
    I o = 1.00 × 10 −12
    W
    g= 2
    Gm ∂ 2y 1 ∂y
    2
    m2
    r =
    ∂x 2 v 2 ∂t 2 m
    vsound = 343 s
    F = mg
    v v
    y = y max cos ( 2λπ x − 2Tπ t )
    G m1 m 2 1.000 atm = 1.013 × 10 5 Pa
    F= λ
    r2 v = = λf kg
    fK = µK N T rwater = 1.00 × 10 3
    m3
    fs
    FT
    = µS N v =
    MAX POSSIBLE

    µ 1.000 cal = 4.186 J

    a = ∑τ
    v 1 v J
    m c water = 4186
    I µ=
    L kg ⋅ C o

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