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PHYSICS FORMULAS

1) Average Speed Formula:


The average speed is the average of speed of a moving body for the
overall distance that it has covered.

S = d/t, Where, S= Average speed; d=Total distance travelled;


t=Total time is taken

2) Acceleration Formula:
Acceleration is defined as the rate of change in velocity to the
change in time. It is denoted by symbol a.

a =(v−u)/t, where, a=Acceleration; v=Final Velocity; u=Initial


Velocity, t=Time taken

3) Density Formula:
The density of material shows the denseness of it in a specific given
area.

ρ=m/ V, Where, ρ=Density; m= Mass of the body, V= The volume


of the body

4) Newton’s Second Law:


According to Newton’s second law of motion, the force can be
expressed by the product of mass and acceleration of the body.

F = m × a, Where, F=Force; m= Mass of the body

5) Power Formula:
The capacity to do some work is termed as Energy. The Energy
spent to do work in a unit amount of time is termed as Power.

P=W/ t, Where, P=Power; W=Work done; t=Time taken

6) Weight Formula:
Weight is not anything but the force which an object experiences
due to gravity.

W=mg, Where, W=Weight; m=Mass of the body; g=Acceleration


due to gravity
7) Pressure Formula:
The pressure is defined as the amount of force applied per unit area
of the object.

P=F/A, Where, P= Pressure; F=Force applied; A=Total Area of the


object

8) Kinetic Energy formula:


Kinetic energy is the energy that is possessed by a body due to its
state of motion.

E = ½ mv2, Where, E=Kinetic Energy; m=Mass of the body; v=The


velocity with which the body is traveling

9) Ohms Law Formula:


Ohms law says that the current running through some conductor
material is directly proportional to the potential difference between
two endpoints of the conductor.

V= I × R, Where, V=Voltage measured in Volts; I=Electric current


flowing through the conductor in amperes.; R=The resistance of the
material in ohms.

10) Frequency Formula:


Frequency is the revolutions completed per second or as the number
of wave cycles.

f= V/λ, Where, f=Frequency of the wave; V=Velocity or wave


speed; λ=The wavelength of the wave

Basic Formulas of Motion


 v=u+at
 s=ut+1/2at
2

 v -u =2as
2 2

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