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    ENPHYS15G

    Physics and Measurements


    1.Conversion
     unknown value=( given value)( conversion factors)
    2.Addition/Subtraction of Vectors
     ⃗
    A±⃗
    B
    3.Non-Colliner Vectors - vectors perpendicular to each other
    2 2 2
     c =a + b
    4.Resultant R

    R=√ Σ x + Σ y
    2 2

    Motion in One Dimension (1D)


    1.Displacement
     ∆ x=x f −x i

    2.Average Speed
    total distance d
     v= =
    total time t
    3.Average Velocity

    ∆ x x f −x i
     v= =
    ∆ y t f −t i

    4.Instantaneous Velocity
    ∆x
     v= lim
    ∆ t →0 ∆y

    5.Average Acceleration

    ∆ v v f −v i
     a= =
    ∆ t t f −t i

    6.Instantaneous Acceleration
    ∆v
     a= lim
    ∆ t →0 ∆t

    Equations for Motion in a Straight Line under Constant Acceleration


    Equation Information given by equation
    Velocity as a function of time
    v=v o+ at

    1 Displacement as a function of time


    ∆ x=v o t+ at
    2
    Velocity as a function of displacement
    2 2
    v =v o +2 a ∆ x
    Note: Motion is along the x-axis. At t=0, the velocity of the particle is v o .

    Free Fall Equations


    2
    g=9.8 m/s

    v=v o−¿
    1 2
    ∆ y =v o t− g t
    2

    v 2=v o2 −2 g ∆ y

    Motion in Two Dimension (2D)


    1.Projectile Motion Vectors
    1 2
     r f =⃗
    ⃗ r i+ v⃗i t + g⃗ t
    2
    2.Horizontally Launched Projectiles
    1 2
     x=v ox t+ at
    2
    3.Height of Projectile
    2 2
    v i sin θi
     h=
    2g
    4.Range of Projectile

    v 2i sin 2 θi
     R=
    g
    5.Vertiaclly Launched Projectiles – velocity
     v ox=v o cos θ
     v oy =v o sin θ

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