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    AP Physics Formulas (Kinematic) Cheat Sheet: by Via

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    This document provides a cheat sheet of physics formulas related to kinematics and rotational motion. It includes formulas for 1D and 2D motion, energy, momentum, rotational kinematics, and rotational dynamics. Key formulas presented include calculations for velocity, displacement, acceleration, forces, work, energy, torque, moment of inertia, angular velocity, tangential velocity, and centripetal acceleration. The cheat sheet acts as a concise reference guide to the essential equations for analyzing linear and rotational physical systems.

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    This document provides a cheat sheet of physics formulas related to kinematics and rotational motion. It includes formulas for 1D and 2D motion, energy, momentum, rotational kinematics, and rotational dynamics. Key formulas presented include calculations for velocity, displacement, acceleration, forces, work, energy, torque, moment of inertia, angular velocity, tangential velocity, and centripetal acceleration. The cheat sheet acts as a concise reference guide to the essential equations for analyzing linear and rotational physical systems.

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    This document provides a cheat sheet of physics formulas related to kinematics and rotational motion. It includes formulas for 1D and 2D motion, energy, momentum, rotational kinematics, and rotational dynamics. Key formulas presented include calculations for velocity, displacement, acceleration, forces, work, energy, torque, moment of inertia, angular velocity, tangential velocity, and centripetal acceleration. The cheat sheet acts as a concise reference guide to the essential equations for analyzing linear and rotational physical systems.

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    AP Physics Formulas (Kinematic) Cheat Sheet: by Via

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    AP Physics Formulas (Kinematic) Cheat Sheet

    by ReSummit via cheatography.com/52223/cs/14186/

    Kinematics 2D Motion Energy (cont)

    V = V0 + at V0 = Initial velocity of object W = ΔKE = ½mV2 - ½mV0 2 W = Work done


    V = Final velocity of object m = Mass of object
    a = Accele​ration of object V = Final velocity
    t = Time V0 = Initial velocity

    V2 = V0 2 + 2aΔx V0 = Initial velocity of object Ug = mgh Ug = Work done by gravity


    V = Final velocity of object m = Mass
    a = Accele​ration of object g = Gravity
    Δx / Δy = Change in position h / d = Height or distance traveled
    Δx = V0t + ½at2 Δx / Δy = Change in position FS = kx FS = Force of spring (Restored Force)
    V0 = Initial velocity k = Spring coefficient
    t = Time x = Distance from equili​brium
    a = Accele​ration WS = US = ½kx2 WS = Work done by spring
    F = ma F = Force from object k = Spring coefficient
    m = Mass of object x = Distance from equili​brium
    a = Accele​ration of object KE = ½mV2 KE = Kinetic Energy
    Ff = μN Ff = Force of friction m = Mass
    μ = Coeffi​cient of friction v = Velocity of object
    N = Normal force KE + Ug + US = KE = Kinetic Energy (is the object
    Note: Some formulas may involve BOTH the x and y direct​ions, as KE + Ug +US + W moving?)
    well as incorp​orate other formulas outside kinema​tics. Ug = Work done by gravity (is the
    object above where you set x = 0?)
    Momentum US = Work done by spring (is a spring
    involved?)
    FΔt = Δp = mV - mV0 FΔt = Δp = Impulse
    W = Friction (did energy go to
    mV = Final momentum
    friction?)
    mV0 = Initial momentum
    Note: Energy is SOME​TIMES conserved depending on the situation.
    mVbefore - mV0be​fore = mVafter - mV0after
    Inel​astic collisions cannot apply the conser​vation of energy because
    Note: Momentum is ALWAYS conserved. You may need to note that of the loss of energy. However, you can apply the conser​vation of
    the momentum before is equal to the momentum after. energy for elas​tic collis​ions.

    Energy

    W = Fd W = Work done
    F = Force applied
    d = Distance travelled

    By ReSummit Published 23rd October, 2020. Sponsored by Readable.com


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    AP Physics Formulas (Kinematic) Cheat Sheet
    by ReSummit via cheatography.com/52223/cs/14186/

    Rotational Motion Rotational Motion (cont)

    ω = ω0 + αt ω0 = Angular initial velocity τ = F⊥d τ = Torque


    ω = Angular final velocity F⊥ = Perpen​dicular Forces
    α = Angular acceleration d= Distance from Pivot Point
    t = Time I = Σmr^2 I = Moment of Inertia (Rotat​ional Moment
    ω2 = ω0 2 + 2αθ ω0 = Angular initial velocity / Rotational Intertia)
    ω = Angular final velocity Σmr2 = Total of each Mass x Radius
    α = Angular acceleration Squared
    θ = Angular change in position KEC = 1/2(I)ω2 KEC = Kinetic Circular Energy
    θ = ω0t + ½αt2 θ = Angular change in position I = Moment of Inertia (Rotat​ional Moment
    ω0 = Angular initial velocity / Rotational Intertia)
    t = Time ω = Angular velocity
    α = Angular accele​ration τ = Iα τ = Torque
    VT = rω VT = Tangential (Linear) velocity I = Moment of Inertia (Rotat​ional Moment
    r = Radius / Rotational Intertia)
    ω = Angular final velocity α = Angular accele​ration

    aT = rα aT = Tangential (Linear) acceleration KER = 1/2 IPω2 = KER = Kinetic Rolling Energy
    r = Radius 1/2(ICOM + mhh)ω2 1/2(m(VCOM) 2) = Sliding Equation
    α = Angular accele​ration =1/2(m(VCOM) 2) + 1/2Iω 2 = Rotation Equation
    aC = VT 2 / r aC = Centri​petal acceleration 1/2Iω 2
    VT = Tangential (Linear) velocity l = mrω l = Momentum of a particle
    r = Radius L = Iω L = Momentum of a rigid body (not a
    ar = rω2 ar = Radial Acceleration particle)
    r = Radius NOTE:
    ω = Angular velocity - You may need to consider that ω = dθ / dt and α = dω / dt.
    - Account for all objects rotating the pivot point when calcul​ating I.
    - Momentum is ALWAYS conserved.

    By ReSummit Published 23rd October, 2020. Sponsored by Readable.com


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