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Kevin Jiempreecha's AP Physics B Equation Reference Sheet Kinematics in One Dimension and Two Dimensions (Plane) Average Velocity:

v=

d t a= d t

Average Acceleration:

v f =v i +at 1 v= ( v f +v i ) 2 1 d = ( v f + vi ) t 2 1 2 d = at +v i t 2 2 v f =v 2 +2ad i
Range:

R=

v 0 sin2 g

Motion and Force: Dynamics Force: F =ma Summation of Forces: F x =ma x Weight: Wt=mg Force of Friction: F f = F n Circular Motion and Gravitation Period:

F y =ma y

T=

2 r v f= 1 T T= 1 f ac= v2 r mv2 F c= r

Frequency:

Centripetal Acceleration:

Centripetal Force: F c=ma c

Period of Pendulum:

T =2

l g

Gravitational Force:

F =G

m1 m2 r2

Work and Energy

W =Fd W Power: P= t
Work: Kinetic Energy:

P=Fv 1 2 E k = mv 2

Potential Energy due to Gravity: U =E pg =mgh Law of Conservation of Energy:

E total =E pi + E ki =E pf + E kf

E total =E p + E k + Q

Hooke's Law (Force of Spring): F =kx Period of Spring:

T =2

m k

Potential Energy of Spring: Momentum Momentum: p=mv Impulse: J = p= F

1 2 U =E ps = kx 2

t=m v p i= p f mv i=mv f
m1 v 1+ m2 v 2=m1 v 1 +m2 v 2
1 1

Law of Conservation of Momentum: Elastic Collision:

E k1 + E k2=E 1 +E 1 k1 k2
1

2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 m1 ( v 1 ) + m2 ( v 2 ) = m 1 ( v 1) + m2 (v 1 ) 1 2 2 2 2 2 1

Head-On Elastic Collision: Torque Torque: =Fr

v 1 +v 1=v 2+ v 2

Fluids Density:

m V F A

Pressure:

P=

P= g h Pressure Varying with Depth (Sealed): P= g h P= P0 + g h Pressure Varying with Depth (Exposed): P=P 0 + g h
Pascal's Principle:

P=P out

F F out = A Aout F net= F B W

Buoyant Force: F B = f V f g Net Force due to Buoyancy:

F o o = FB f
Continuity Equation: Bernoulli's Equation:

A1 v 1= A2 v 2 P 1+ 1 1 2 v1 + g h1 =P 2+ v 2+ g h 2 2 2 2

Vibrations and Waves Hooke's Law: F =kx Frequency:

f=

1 T

T=

1 f 1 U =E ps = k x 2 2

Potential Energy of Spring:

Period of Pendulum:

T =2

l g

Velocity of Wave: v= f Law of Reflection: Sound

i = r

FT ( m/ L ) Speed of Sound Varying with Temperature: v=( 331+0.6T ) m/ s


Speed of Sound Varying with Tension: v=

Temperature and Kinetic Theory Thermal Expansion:

L= Lo T

Boyle's Law: P 1 V 1 =P 2 V 2 Charles' Law:

V1 V2 = T1 T2 P1 V 1 P 2 V 2 = Combined Gas Law: T1 T2


Ideal Gas Law (Universal Gas Constant): PV =nRT Ideal Gas Law (Boltzmann's Constant): PV = N K B T Average Kinetic Energy of Molecules in Gas Sample:

P V =nR T P V = N K B T 3 Ek = k B T 2 v rms = v 2= 3RT 3k b T = M

Root-Mean-Square Velocity of Molecules in Gas Sample: Heat Internal Energy of an Ideal Gas:

3 U = nRT 2

3 U = nR T 2

Q=mc T
Heat Transfer by Conduction: Thermodynamics

H=

Q kA T = t L

U =Q+ W
Work Done During Thermodynamic Processes:

W = P V

Q H =W +Q L
Engine Efficiency:

e=


W QH ec= T H T L TH

Carnot (Maximum) Engine Efficiency:

Electric Charge and Electric Field Coulomb's Law:

F=

k Q1 Q2 r
2

Electric Field Intensity:

E=

F Q

E=

kQ r2

Electric Potential, Electric Energy, and Capacitance Voltage (Electric Potential Difference; Electric Potential; Potential Difference):

V=

W Q

V = Ed kQ Voltage due to Point Charge: V = r


Voltage Between Charged Plates: Capacitor Charge: Q=VC Capacitance (Vacuum):

C= 0

A d C=K 0 A d

Parallel-Plate Capacitance (Dielectric):

Energy Stored in Capacitor: Electric Currents Current:

(1/ 2 ) Q2 1 1 U =E p= QV = CV 2= 2 2 C

I=

Q t I= V R
V = IR

Current due to Resistance:

Resistance:

R=

L A V P=IV = I R= R
2 2

Power of Electricity: Circuits Terminal Voltage:

V ab=V n Ir C p= Ci
i=1 n

Equivalent Capacitance (Parallel): Equivalent Capacitance (Series):

1 1 = C s i=1 C i

Magnetic Fields Magnetic Field Strength:

B=

Force on Current in Magnetic Field: F =BILsin Force on Charged Particle in Magnetic Field: F =QvBsin Path of Electron in Uniform Magnetic Field: Electromagnetic Induction Magnetic Flux:

0 I 2 r

r=

mv qB

B =B A=BAcos = N B t

Faraday's Law of Induction (Induced EMF due to Magnetic Flux): Induced Electromotive Force (EMF): =Blv Light and Electromagnetic Waves

1 1 1 = + f do di So do = Si di
Magnification of Mirror:

M= c v

S i d i = So do

Index of Refraction:

n=

Snell's Law (Law of Refraction):

n 1 sin 1=n2 sin 2

n2 v 1 1 = = n1 v 2 2 m L d dsin =m xm =
Maxima (Constructive Interference) in Double-Slit Diffraction: dsin =m Minima (Destructive Interference) in Double-Slit Diffraction: Maxima (Constructive Interference) in Single-Slit Diffraction: Minima (Destructive Interference) in Single-Slit Diffraction:

dsin = m+

( 1) 2 1 dsin =( m+ ) 2

dsin =m

Quantum Theory, Nuclear Physics, and Elementary Particles Energy of Photon:

E photon=hf = p=

hc

Momentum of Photon:

hf h = c = h h = mv p E=mc2

De Broglie Wavelength of Particle:

Energy from Contact Between Matter and Antimatter:

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