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The document provides formulas and concepts related to various physics topics, including area, volume, unit conversions, density, speed, acceleration, energy, and electricity. It also covers specific principles such as Ohm's law, momentum, and the relationship between pressure and volume. Additionally, it includes rules for rounding numbers, distance-time graphs, and half-life calculations.

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Rules Summary

The document provides formulas and concepts related to various physics topics, including area, volume, unit conversions, density, speed, acceleration, energy, and electricity. It also covers specific principles such as Ohm's law, momentum, and the relationship between pressure and volume. Additionally, it includes rules for rounding numbers, distance-time graphs, and half-life calculations.

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HINTS

1. Area of shapes:

A= LxW A= LxW A=1/2 LxW A=π r

2. Volume of shapes:

V= LxWxH V=4/3 πr V=1/2 BxHxD V=πr h

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3. Prefix:
.10kv= 10x1000 V
.3mA=3/1000 A
.2MW= 2x1000,000 ω

Decicd) →×101

Small "p"
=>
eta
Cespital "p"

[Link] Conversion:

4.1 unit: meter (m)

• cm ÷ 100 → m • cm × 10⁻² → m
• mm ÷ 1000 → m Or • mm × 10⁻³ → m
• km × 1000 → m • km × 10³ → m

ENG. Ahmed sherif


4.2 Area unit: m²

• cm² ÷ (100)² → m² • cm² × 10⁻⁴ → m²


• mm² ÷ (1000)² → m²
Or • mm² × 10⁻⁶ → m²
4.3 Volume unit: m³

• cm³ ÷ (100)³ → m³ • cm³ × 10⁻⁶ → m³


• mm³ ÷ (1000)³ → m³
Or • mm³ × 10⁻⁹ → m

• mm³ × 10⁻³ → cm³


• cm³ × 10⁻³ → liter
• liter × 10⁻³ → m³
4.4 Time unit: second (s)

• hour × 60 → minute • minute × 60 → second

4.5 Mass unit: kilogram (kg)

• g ÷ 1000 → kg Or • g × 10⁻³ → kg

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.Rounding

ex t dig it:
.look a t the n
5 - 9 , R o und up
.If it is
0 - 4 , k e e p it as it is
.If it is

.Examples:
1) 3476 3500 3) 3476 4 sig. fig
2) 4531 4500 4)4531 4 sig. fig
5) 1.25x10 3 sig. fig

ZERO
. Left .Middle .right
Not counted Counted Not counted
0.5 503 3 S.F 300 1 S.F
0.05 1 S.F 50.003 5 S.F

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DISTANCE TIME GRAPH

1. Slope=speed= Y 2 -Y 1 2. Average speed= Total Distance


X 2- X 1 Total Time

Distance

m/s
eed =
rag e sp
.Ave nc e =m
l D is t a
t a
. To m e =s
o t al Ti
.T Time/s

SPEED TIME GRAPH

1. Slope= Acceleration= Y 2 - Y 1
X 2- x 1

2. Distance = Area under the graph Speed

Time/s

.Curve:
1. Slope TANGENT Y2-Y1
X2-X1
Tangent

Asume

ENG. Ahmed Sherif


PHYSICS SUMMARY
[Link]:
.ρ: Density Kg/m M
.M: Mass Kg M
.p=M/V .V: Volume m
P
P VV

[Link]:
.D: distance m D
.V: Velocity m/sec D
.V=D/T .T: time sec
V V TT

[Link]:
V
.V: Final velocity m/s
.A=V-U/T .U: initial Velocity m/sec
.T: time sec
.A:acceleration m/𝒔𝟐 V-U
A T

[Link]:
W
.W=Mxg .W: Weight N
M g
.M: Mass Kg
.g:gravitational acceleration m/s

[Link] force: .F: Resultant Force N


.D Driving Force N
F
.F=D-R=MxA .R: Resisting force N M A
.M: Mass Kg
.A: acceleration m/s ENG. Ahmed Sherif
6. Hooks law:
e

.F: Force N
.K: Spring constant N/m F
.F=K x X .X: Extension m
K X

7. Moment:
.F: Force N
.M: Moment N.m
. D: Perpendicular M
.M=Fx D distance m
F D

*Equilibrium state:
.Moment clockwise=anti-clockwise moment
.upward force=downward force

8. Pressure: .P: pressure N/m not equal N/cm


.p: Density Kg/m
.F: Force N
.P=F/A=pgh .A: Area m
.g=9.8m/s
.H: Height m
*Force= Weight

*Total pressure: F
.Pt=P liquid + P atm P A

.P1V1=P2V2

ENG. Ahmed Sherif


ENERGY AND POWER
1. Work:
.F: Force N
.W: Work j W
. W=F x // D .D: parallel distance m
F // D

2. Kinetic energy:
.K.E: kinetic energy J
.M: Mass kg K.E
. K.E= 1/2mv .V: Velocity m/s
1/2 m V

3. Potential energy:

. G.P.E=Mgh .P.E: Potential Energy J


G.P.E
.M: Mass Kg H
M G
.H: Height m

4. Power:
.P: power W
.T: Time S E
. P=E/T .E: Energy (K.E,P.E,WD) J
P T

5. Efficiency:

. E=useful output x100


Total input ENG. Ahmed Sherif
6. Momentum: .p:Momentum kg.m/s
.M: Mass Kg
.V: Velocity m/s
P
. P= M x V M V

7. Impulse: "Change in momentum"


. I=FxT=MV-MU .F: Force N
. F=MV-MU .I: Impulse [Link]
.M: Mass Kg

T .V: Final velocity m/sec


.U: initial velocity m/sec
I

F T
*Rules of collision:
. AFTER COLLISION BECOME TWO BODIES:
. M1U1+M2U2=M1V1+M2V2
. AFTER COLLISION BECOME ONE BODY:
. M1U1+M2U2=(M1+M2)V
SPACE PHYSICS
1. Orbital speed: .R: Radius
.V= 2 R .T: orbital speed
-

2. Hubble constant: .V: Recession speed m/s

.V= H0 x D .P: Pressure Pa


.D: Distance m

.Ho: Hubble Constant (1/s)


.H0=2.2x10 1/s
.Age of universe= T=1/H0 ENG. Ahmed Sherif
THERMAL PHYSICS
.Pressure and volume relationship:
.P: pressure

1. P1V1=P2V2
.V: volume
.P1 before, P2 after

.PV=constant p/pa

V/m

2. Tk=Tc+273
.Tk : temperature in kelvin (K)
.Tc: temperature in Celsius (°C)

p/pa

T/ c

.0K= -273 c
.Pressure=0

.Specific heat capacity (C) : Amount of heat energy


needed to raise the temperature of 1Kg by 1 C

ENG. Ahmed Sherif


3. Heat energy "Q":
.Q= mc t
.Q: Heat energy J
.Q= P x T .M: Mass kg
.C: Specific heat capacity J/kg C
.Q= I V T . T:(T final-T intial) C
.p: power W
.I: Currunt A
.V: Volt V
.T: Time S
C= Q = Pt = I V T
m t m t m t

WAVES
[Link] time (T): Time for one complete cycle

. T= Total Time/N . T= 1/F

[Link]: Number of cycles per unit time


.T: periodic time: S (time of 1 cyle)
.F=N/T .T: Time S
.N: Number of cycle
.F: frequency HZ

[Link] speed (V)


xF
Y
. V= .
Y
:Wavelength m
.F: Frequency HZ
.V: Velocity m/s

ENG. Ahmed Sherif


-

4. Reflection of sound (echo):


.D: Distance: m
.V: Velocity: m/s
.V= 2D/T .T: Time S

5. Refractive index(n):

MAGNETISM
1. Transformer: .𝑉 𝑝: Volt Primary V
1. Volt and current: .I s:Current secondary A
.p: Primary
.VpIp=VsIs .s: secondary

2. Number of turns and volt:


.𝑉 𝑝: Volt Primary V
.Np/Ns = Vp/Vs .𝑁𝑠: Number secondary turns

∞ =
.p: Primary
… .s: secondar

ENG. Ahmed Sherif


ELECTRICITY
1. Ohm’s law:
V
.V: Volt V I R
.I: Current A
. V= IxR .R: Resistance Ω

[Link]:
.Q: Charges C
Q
.I: Current A
. I=Q/T .t: time s
.n: number of electrons I T

. Q=n x è .è=1.6x10
3. Power:
.V: Volt V
.I: Current A
. P=VxI .P: Power W
P
.p=V/R .p=I x R I V

4. Energy:
.V: Volt V
.I: Current A
.E: Energy J
.E=I V T .t: time s
E
*EMF "Voltage"
I V T
E
.V=E/Q V Q

ENG. Ahmed Sherif


5. Resistance Directly:

. Length increase, Resistance increase


. Temperature increase, resistance increase

6. Resistance inversely:

.Area decreased, Resistance increase


.Radius decreased,Resistance increased
.Diameter decreased, Resistance increased

.R new =R old x L
A
.Cost of electricity= electric energy x cost
.electric energy: kwh

1kwh. 3.6x10 J

ENG. Ahmed Sherif


1. RIGHT HAND GRIP RULE
.Only wire carrying current

3. FLEMING RIGHT HAND RULE


.USE IT WHEN:
1. AC generator 2. Negative charge 3. Beta particle
4. Induced current

2. FLEMING LEFT HAND RULE


.USE IT WHEN:
1. DC motor 2. Postive charge 3. Alpha
4
. Current /DC power
supply ENG. Ahmed Sherif
HALF LIFE
1. Table 2. Graph
TABLE:
.Ex1 "Without background": A radioactive sample of
half life 4 hours and the intial count rate is 800 count/min
what is the number of radiation emitted after 12 hours

GRAPH:
Time Count Source Count/min

0 800 800
4 400 No 600 No Bk
8 200 BK 400
12 100 200
Time/hr
4 8 12 16
Half life= 24hr

ENG. Ahmed Sherif



.Ex2 "With background": A radioactive sample of half life
8 hours and the intial count rate is 830 count/min what is
the number of radiation emitted after 24h the background is
30 count/min

ENG. Ahmed Sherif

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