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    Physics 1501: Things to Know for the Final

    Uniformly accelerated motion in 2-D: (a = ax + ay is constant)

    r = r0 + v0 t +12

    a t2 , v = v0 + a tvav =

    12

    (v + v0) , v2 v20 = 2ax (x x0) + 2ay (y y0)

    Projectile motion: ay = g and ax = 0 Relative velocity: vAC = vAB + vBC

    Newtons laws: 1. Absence of net force ( FNET = 0), v is constant

    2. F = ma

    3. Reaction = action or FA,B = FB,A

    Gravity: Newtons law: F =Gm1m2

    r2. On Earth: F = mg with g =

    GMER2E

    .

    Keplers 3rd Law : T2 = KSR3 (with T: period, R: radius, and KS =

    42

    GM2E).

    Potential: U = GM

    Em

    r , Total energy: E =GMm

    2r GMm

    r = GMm

    2r .

    Escape velocity: v =

    2GM

    R, Weightlessness:

    mv2

    R=

    GMER2E

    .

    Forces: Weight W = mg

    Friction Fk = k| N|eu (kinetic): eu direction of motion

    Fs Fmaxs = s| N| (static): in direction opposite to applied force

    Normal N force perpendicular to a surfaceTension T magnitude of the force propagated by a rope/string

    Work and Work W = F D cos Energy: W = mg(yi yf) (gravity) , W = 12k(x

    2f x

    2i ) (spring)

    Potential Energy U = mgh + C (gravity) , U = 12

    kx2 + C (spring)Kinetic Energy K = 1

    2mv2 (linear) , K = 1

    2I2 (rotation)

    Total Kinetic Energy: K = 12

    mv2 + 12

    I2

    Work-energy theorem WNET = K = KfKiConservation of energy E = K+ UNon-conservative forces WNC = E = K+ U

    Average Power P =W

    t= Fv cos

    Rotational angular quantities : s = R , v = R , a = R

    motion: constant : = 0 + 0 t +1

    2 t2, = 0 + t, 2 20 = 2( 0

    UCM ( = 0) : = t and v =2R

    Twhere T is the period and R the radius

    Centripetal force : FR = maC = m2r =

    mv2

    raC: centripetal acceleration

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    Physics 1501: Things to Know for the Final (contd)

    Moment of inertia: I =Ni=1

    mir2i and I = ICM + M R

    2CM

    ICM

    = M R2 (ring), ICM

    =1

    2M R2 (disk), I

    CM=

    1

    12M L2 (rod), I

    CM=

    2

    5M R2 (sphere).

    Torque and Torque = F r sin = Iangular momentum: Angular momentum L = I(using right-hand rule) Time variation = L/t

    Conservation of angular momentum if EXT = 0 = Li = LfStatic equilibrium if

    Fi = 0 and i = 0Oscillatory motion: Simple harmonic motion (T = 2/, and f = 1/T)

    x = A cos(0t + ) , v =dx

    dt= A sin(t + ) , a =

    dv

    dt= 2A cos(t + ) .

    block-spring simple pendulum physical pendulum torsion pendulum

    0 =

    k

    m0 =

    g

    L0 =

    mgd

    I0 =

    I

    Waves: General: y(x, t) = f(x vt).Superposition: y(x, t) = y1(x, t) + y2(x, t).Harmonic waves (1-D): y(x, t) = A cos(kx t + )

    k

    2

    wave

    number ,

    2

    T = 2f angular

    frequency , v =

    T =

    k = f phase

    velocity .

    On a string: v =

    T

    velocity with T : tension

    : mass per unit length

    Fluids:

    Pressure: P F/A = P0 + gh (fluid at rest).Pascals law: pressure applied to an uncompressible fluid is transmitted undiminished throughoutthe fluid and the walls on the container.Archimedes principle: FB = liquidV g (buoyant force).

    Continuity equation: A1v1 = A2v2 = constant.Bernouillis equation: P +

    1

    2v2 + gh = constant.

    Heat and temperature:

    Thermal equilibrium: if objects in thermal contact have the same temperature.Thermal expansion: L = L0T (linear), and V = V0T (volume).Equation of state: P V = nRT (ideal gas).