Formulae

Average speed = distance/time

 Average acceleration = change in velocity/time taken.

 Gravity = height of the fall x2/ time^2 (g = 2h/t^2).

 Resultant force = mass x acceleration (f = ma)

 Density = mass/volume

 Weight = mass x g (w=mg)

 Force = mass x acceleration.

 Pressure = force/area

 Work done = force x distance moved in the direction of the force.

 P.E = mgh (mass x acceleration due to gravity x height)

 K.E = ½m x v^2 (½ mass x speed^2)

 Stopping distance = thinking distance + braking distance

 Efficiency = useful energy output/ total energy input x 100

 Power = work done/ time taken or power = energy/time

 Useful power output = force x speed (F x v)

 Gradient (motion graphs) = distance travelled/ time taken

 Hooke’s law =spring constant x extension

 Frequency = number of cycles / (per) second (1/s)

 Period = 1/frequency (1/f)

 Wave speed = frequency x wave length (v = f x λ)

PHYSICS™ -Roshan Rao
 Speed of sound = distance travelled / time taken

 *echo = x2 distance to wall / echo time

 Refractive index = speed of light in a vacuum / speed of light in medium (n=c/v)

 Refractive index 2 = sin i/ sin r

 Magnification = image height / object height

 Angle of incidence = angle of reflection

 Linear magnification = image height/object height = image distance/object distance

 Kelvin temp = Celsius temp + 273

 Energy transferred (specific heat capacity) = mass x specific heat capacity x temp change (E=mc∆T)

 Energy = power x time

 Specific heat capacity = power x time

 Energy transferred (latent heat of fusion) = mass x specific latent heat (E=mL)

 Melting point of a substance = freezing point of the substance

 Charge = current x time

 Resistance = voltage/ current

 Resistance in parallel = R1 x R2/ R1 + R2

 Resistance in series = R1 + R2

 Momentum = mass x velocity

 Moment of a force about a point = force x perpendicular distance from point

Pressure in liquids = Pgh (P = Density of liquid) (g = gravity (10 N/Kg)) (h = depth)

 Pressure on the base of a liquid filled container = PgAh (A = area of base)