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v 2
A1. a= = w 2r centripetal acceleration
r
dL
A4. .T = torque on a rotating body
dt
1 2
A5. E= Iw energy stored in a rotating body
2
T
B1. v= velocity of transverse wave motion in a stretched string
m
E
B2. v= velocity of longitudinal wave motion in a solid
r
lD
B4. d= fringe width in double-slit interference
a
u - u0
B6. f '= f ( ) Doppler frequency
u - us
I2
B7. 10 log10 ( ) definition of the decibel
I1
Gm1 m2
C1. F= Newton’s law of gravitation
r2
GM
C2. V = gravitational potential
r
Q
C4. E= electric field due to a point charge
4pe 0 r 2
Q
C5. V = electric potential due a point charge
4pe 0 r
1
V
C6. E= electric field between parallel plates (numerically)
d
Q e0 A
C7. C= = capacitance of a parallel-plate capacitor
V d
1
C10. E= CV 2 energy stored in a capacitor
2
rl
C12. R= resistance and resistivity
A
BI
C15. V= Hall voltage
nQt
m0I
C16. B= magnetic field inside a long straight wire
2pr
m 0 NI
C17. B= magnetic field inside long solenoid
l
m 0 I1 I 2
C18. F= force per unit length between long parallel straight current
2pr
carrying conductors
Vs N
C21. » s ratio of secondary voltage to primary voltage in a transformer
Vr N r
1 2
C23. E= LI energy stored in an inductor
2
2
1
C25. XC = reactance of a capacitor
wC
Rf
C29. A=- gain of inverting amplifier
Ri
Rf
C30. A = 1+ gain of non-inverting amplifier
Ri
1
D2. pV = Nmc 2 kinetic theory equation
3
3RT 3
D3. Ek = = kT molecular kinetic energy
2N A 2
F x
D4. E= / macroscopic definition of Young modulus
A L
1
D5. E= Fx energy stored in stretching
2
dU
D6. F =- relationship between force and potential energy
dr
1 2
D8. P+ rv + rgh Bernoulli’s equation
2
= constant
13.6
D10. En = - eV energy level equation for hydrogen atom
n2
ln 2
D12. t1 = half-life and decay constant
2
k
3
1
D13. mu m2 = hv - f Einstein’s photoelectric equation
2