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Physical Physical QuantitiesQuantities
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Instructions
• In the slides that follow, a definition or description of a physical quantity is given. You must name the quantity and state it’s SI units.
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• This tells how much “stuff” an object is made of. It also provides a measure of an object’s inertia, and determines its gravitational interactions.
• Mass• kg
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• The force per unit charge that would be experienced by an object at a particular location.
• Electric Field• Newtons per
Coulomb OR Volts per meter
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• The force per unit area exerted on a surface
• Pressure• Pascals
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• The rate at which charge flows in a wire or circuit
• Electric Current• Amperes
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• A push or a pull • Force• Newtons
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• How tightly matter is packed. Mass per unit volume.
• Density• kg/m3, g/mL
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• The amount of charge per volt stored by a device.
• Capacitance• Farads
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• The amount of energy per unit charge
• Electric potential (or voltage)
• Volts
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• Vector quantity equal to the product of an object’s mass and velocity.
• Momentum• Kg-m/s or N-s
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• A force acting at a distance that tends to cause a rotation.
• Torque• Newton-meters
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• The amount of time it takes something to complete one full cycle.
• Period• seconds
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• Ratio of the speed of light in vacuum to the speed of light in a transparent medium. It determines the refractive (bending) properties of the material.
• Index of refraction• No units
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• Property that measures how difficult it is for charge to flow in a circuit.
• Resistance• Ohms
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• The number of magnetic field lines that pass through a surface.
• Magnetic Flux• Webers (or T-m2)
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• The rate at which an object’s velocity is changing.
• Acceleration• m/s2
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• The number of oscillations per unit time.
• Frequency• Hertz
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• A force that acts through a distance. One of the ways of adding or removing energy from an object.
• Work• Joules
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• The magnitude of an object’s displacement.
• Distance• Meters
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• Product of a force and the duration of time it is applied. It results in a change of momentum
• Impulse• N-s (or kg m/s)
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• A vector field that can result in a force if a charged object moves through it.
• Magnetic Field• Tesla
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• Property of a particle that determines its electrical interactions
• Electric charge• Coulombs
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Section II -- Formulas
• In this section the name or description of a formula is given. You must be able to state the equation and explain what is represented by each letter in the formula.
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• Newton’s Second Law
• Fnet=ma or F=ma
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• Coulomb’s Law • Felec=kq1q2/r2
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• Faraday’s Law • EMF=-N/t
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• Magnetic field due to a long straight wire
• B=I/2r
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• Ohm’s Law • V=IR
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• Calculate power in an electric circuit
• P=IV or P=I2R
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• Variation of resistance with temperature
• R=Ro(1+T)
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• Force acting a current carrying wire in a magnetic field.
• F=BILsin
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• Bernoulli’s Law • P+gh+1/2v2=constant
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• Force acting on a charge in an electric field
• F=qE
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• Find the charge stored on a capacitor
• C=Q/V
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• How resistance depends on the geometry of a conductor
• R=L/A
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• Electromotive force created by moving a wire through a magnetic field.
• V=EMF=BLv
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• Snell’s Law • n1sin1=n2sin2
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• Double slit interference
• dsin=n• Yn=nL/d
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• Kinetic friction • Ff=kN
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• Kinematics equation that leaves out time
• v2=vo2+2ax
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• First law of thermodynamics
• U=Q-W
(where W is the work done BY the gas)
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• Universal law of gravity
• Fg=GM1M2/r2
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• Equivalence of mass and energy (used in pair production, pair annihilation and nuclear binding energies).
• E=mc2
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• Capacitors in series • 1/Ceq=1/C1+1/C2…
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• How capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor depends on geometry.
• C=oA/d
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• Electric field due to a point charge
• E=kq/r2
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• Force acting on a charge moving through a magnetic field.
• F=qvBsin
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• Impulse momentum theorem
• Fnett=p
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• Wave equation • v=f
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• Lens-mirror formula • 1/f=1/do + 1/di
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• Parallel component of an object’s weight on an inclined plane
• Fparallel=mgsin
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• Gravitational potential energy on earth (or in a uniform gravity field)
• Ug=mgh
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• Spring force • Fspring=-kx
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• Energy of a photon • E=hf
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• Energy levels of hydrogen atom
• En= -13.6 eV/n2
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• Overall intensity of a blackbody
• P/A=T4
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• Photoelectric effect • qV=hf-• KEmax=hc/-
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• Electric potential in the vicinity of a point charge
• V=kq/r
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• Energy of a charge accelerated through a potential difference
• E=qV
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• Resistors in series • Req=R1+R2…
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• Current along parallel branches of an electric circuit
• I1+I2+I3=Itotal
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• How to calculate energy used by a device that is in operation for a certain amount of time.
• Energy=Power x time
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• Kepler’s Third Law • T2/r3=constant
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• Equation of continuity • A1v1=A2v2
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• Spring potential energy
• Uspring=1/2 kx2
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• Gravitational potential energy of two spherical masses separated by a distance.
• Ug= -Gm1m2/r
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• Compton scattering • =he/mc(1-cos)