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Kinematics
Dynamics
Statics
Energy conservation laws in mechanics
Fluid and gas pressure
Molecular kinetics
Heat (thermal) phenomenons
Vapor, fluid (liquids), solid state
Thermodynamics
Electrostatics
Continuous (direct) current
Magnetic field
Electromagnetic induction
Electric current in metals
Mechanical oscillations
Mechanical waves
Electromagnetic oscillations
Alternating current
Electromagnetic waves
Photometry
Geometrical (ray) optics
Wave optics
Quantum optics
Relativity theory
Atom and nucleus of atom
Kinematics
Dynamics
Statics
Energy conservation laws in mechanics
Fluid and gas pressure
Molecular kinetics
Heat (thermal) phenomenons
Vapor, fluid (liquids), solid state
Thermodynamics
Electrostatics
Continuous (direct) current
Magnetic field
Electromagnetic induction
Electric current in metals
Mechanical oscillations
Mechanical waves
Electromagnetic oscillations
Alternating current
Electromagnetic waves
Photometry
Geometrical (ray) optics
Wave optics
Quantum optics
Relativity theory
Atom and nucleus of atom
Physics formulas
Energy conservation laws in mechanics
Energy conservation laws in mechanics
Impulse
$$p = m\cdot v$$
p - impulse
m - mass
v - speed (velocity)
Find
p
p
m
v
It is known that:
p
m
v
=
x
Calculate '
p
'
Mechanical work
$$A = F\cdot s$$
A - work
F - force
S - path
Find
A
A
F
s
It is known that:
A
F
s
=
x
Calculate '
A
'
Mechanical work and the angle
$$A = F\cdot s\cdot cos(a)$$
A - work
F - force
S - path
a - the angle between the directions of motion and force
Find
A
A
F
s
a
It is known that:
A
F
s
a
=
x
Calculate '
A
'
Power
$$N = \frac{A}{t}$$
N - power
A - work
t - time
Find
N
N
A
t
It is known that:
N
A
t
=
x
Calculate '
N
'
Power
$$N = F\cdot v$$
N - power
F - force
v - speed (velocity)
Find
N
N
F
v
It is known that:
N
F
v
=
x
Calculate '
N
'
Efficiency
$$\eta = \frac{A_{n}}{A}$$
η - efficiency
A_n - efficient (useful ) job
A - work
Find
η
η
A_n
A
It is known that:
η
A_n
A
=
x
Calculate '
η
'
Efficiency
$$\eta = \frac{P_{n}}{P}$$
η - efficiency
P_n - efficient (useful)power
P - power
Find
η
η
P_n
P
It is known that:
η
P_n
P
=
x
Calculate '
η
'
Mechanical energy
$$E = E_{k}+E_{p}$$
E - energy
E_k - kinetic energy
E_p - potential energy
Find
E
E
E_k
E_p
It is known that:
E
E_k
E_p
=
x
Calculate '
E
'
Kinetic energy
$$E_{k} = \frac{m\cdot v^{2}}{2}$$
E_k - kinetic energy
m - mass
v - speed (velocity)
Find
E_k
E_k
m
v
It is known that:
E_k
m
v
=
x
Calculate '
E_k
'
Kinetic energy and impulse
$$E_{k} = \frac{p^{2}}{2\cdot m}$$
E_k - kinetic energy
p - impulse
m - mass
Find
E_k
E_k
p
m
It is known that:
E_k
p
m
=
x
Calculate '
E_k
'
Potential energy
$$E_{p} = m\cdot g\cdot h$$
E_p - potential energy
m - mass
g - free fall acceleration
h - height
Find
E_p
E_p
m
g
h
It is known that:
E_p
m
g
h
=
x
Calculate '
E_p
'
Potential energy of the compressed (stretched) spring
$$E_{p} = \frac{k\cdot x^{2}}{2}$$
E_p - potential energy
k - stiffness (spring force constant)
x - elongation (shortening) of the spring
Find
E_p
E_p
k
x
It is known that:
E_p
k
x
=
x
Calculate '
E_p
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