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    This document contains formulas from advanced level physics organized into categories including mechanics, waves, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, and modern physics. Some key formulas include those for centripetal acceleration, angular momentum, Newton's law of gravitation, electric field of a point charge, capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor, magnetic field inside a solenoid, torque on a current loop, and Einstein's photoelectric equation. The document serves as a study guide collecting many essential physics formulas for revision.

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    This document contains formulas from advanced level physics organized into categories including mechanics, waves, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, and modern physics. Some key formulas include those for centripetal acceleration, angular momentum, Newton's law of gravitation, electric field of a point charge, capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor, magnetic field inside a solenoid, torque on a current loop, and Einstein's photoelectric equation. The document serves as a study guide collecting many essential physics formulas for revision.

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    This document contains formulas from advanced level physics organized into categories including mechanics, waves, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, and modern physics. Some key formulas include those for centripetal acceleration, angular momentum, Newton's law of gravitation, electric field of a point charge, capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor, magnetic field inside a solenoid, torque on a current loop, and Einstein's photoelectric equation. The document serves as a study guide collecting many essential physics formulas for revision.

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    Useful Formulae in Advanced Level Physics A1. A2. A3. A4. a= v = w 2r r
    2

    centripetal acceleration simple harmonic motion angular momentum of a rigid body torque on a rotating body

    a = w 2c
    L = Iw

    .T =
    E=

    dL dt 1 2 Iw 2

    A5.

    energy stored in a rotating body

    B1.

    v=

    T m
    E r

    velocity of transverse wave motion in a stretched string

    B2. B3. B4. B5. B6.

    v=

    velocity of longitudinal wave motion in a solid refractive index and polarizing angle fringe width in double-slit interference diffraction grating equation

    n = tan q p d=

    lD a

    d sin q = nl

    u - u0 f '= f ( ) u - us 10 log10 ( I2 ) I1

    Doppler frequency

    B7.

    definition of the decibel

    C1.

    F= V =

    Gm1 m2 r2 GM r

    Newtons law of gravitation

    C2. C3. C4.

    gravitational potential Keplers third law electric field due to a point charge

    r3 / T2 = constant
    E= Q 4pe 0 r 2 Q 4pe 0 r

    C5.

    V =

    electric potential due a point charge

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    C6.
    E= C= V d Q e0 A = V d

    electric field between parallel plates (numerically)

    C7. C8. C9. C10. C11. C12. C13. C14. C15.

    capacitance of a parallel-plate capacitor decay of charge with time when a capacitor discharges rise of charge with time when charging a capacitor energy stored in a capacitor general current flow equation resistance and resistivity force on a moving charge in a magnetic field force on a current carrying a conductor in a magnetic field Hall voltage

    Q = Qo e -t / RC Q = Qo (1 - e -t / RC ) E= 1 CV 2 2

    I = nAuQ R=
    rl A

    F = BQu sin q

    F = BI sin q V= BI nQt
    m0I 2pr m 0 NI l m 0 I1 I 2 2pr

    C16. C17. C18.

    B= B= F=

    magnetic field inside a long straight wire magnetic field inside long solenoid force per unit length between long parallel straight current carrying conductors

    C19.

    T = BAN sin f E = BANw sin wt

    torque on a rectangular current carrying coil in a uniform magnetic field simple generator e.m.f. ratio of secondary voltage to primary voltage in a transformer e.m.f. induced in an inductor energy stored in an inductor reactance of an inductor
    2

    C20. C21. C22. C23. C24.

    Vs N s Vr N r
    E = - LdI / dt E=
    1 2 LI 2

    X L = wL

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    C25. C26. C27.
    XC =
    1 wC

    reactance of a capacitor power in an a.c. circuit


    RL RB

    P = IVCOS q
    DVout / DVin = - b

    voltage gain of transistor amplifier in the common emitter configuration

    C28. C29.

    Vo = Ao (V+ - V- ) A=Rf Ri Rf Ri

    output voltage of op amp (open-loop) gain of inverting amplifier

    C30. D1. D2.

    A = 1+

    gain of non-inverting amplifier equation of state for an ideal gas kinetic theory equation

    pV = nRT = NkT
    pV = Ek =
    1 Nmc 2 3 3RT 3 = kT 2N A 2

    D3.

    molecular kinetic energy

    D4.

    E= E=

    F x / A L
    1 Fx 2

    macroscopic definition of Young modulus

    D5.

    energy stored in stretching

    D6. D7. D8.

    F =-

    dU dr

    relationship between force and potential energy microscopic interpretation of Young modulus Bernoullis equation

    E = .k / r
    1 2 rv + rgh 2 = constant

    P+

    D9. D10. D11. D12.

    U = Q + W
    En = 13.6 eV n2

    first law of thermodynamics energy level equation for hydrogen atom law of radioactive decay half-life and decay constant
    3

    N = N o e - kt

    t1 =
    2

    ln 2 k

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    D13. D14.
    1 2 mu m = hv - f 2

    Einsteins photoelectric equation mass-energy relationship

    E = mc2

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