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PHYS101 FORMULA SHEET For Module 1: F F F MV MV Mu Mu I MR R

1. This document provides formulas for various physics concepts related to dynamics, kinematics, energy, momentum, and rotational motion covered in Module 1 of PHYS101. 2. Key formulas include those for the conditions of equilibrium, Newton's Second Law of Motion, work, kinetic and potential energy, impulse, momentum, moment of inertia, and rotational kinematics. 3. Quantities covered include forces, displacement, velocity, acceleration, angular displacement, angular velocity, torque, and angular momentum.
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PHYS101 FORMULA SHEET For Module 1: F F F MV MV Mu Mu I MR R

1. This document provides formulas for various physics concepts related to dynamics, kinematics, energy, momentum, and rotational motion covered in Module 1 of PHYS101. 2. Key formulas include those for the conditions of equilibrium, Newton's Second Law of Motion, work, kinetic and potential energy, impulse, momentum, moment of inertia, and rotational kinematics. 3. Quantities covered include forces, displacement, velocity, acceleration, angular displacement, angular velocity, torque, and angular momentum.
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PHYS101 FORMULA SHEET for Module 1

DYNAMICS
1st Condition of Equilibrium: ELASTIC COLLISION: 1
I RING = M  R12 + R22 
Fx = 0 Fy = 0 Fz = 0 m1v1 + m2v2 = m1u 1 + m2u 2 2
nd
Newton’s 2 Law of Motion: 1
COEFFICIENT OF RESTITUTION: I ROD = ML2 (Axis at center)
12
Fnet u2 − u1
a= e=
m 1
v1 − v2 I ROD = ML2 (Axis at end)
3
Friction Force: f k = k N
2
fs = s N ANGULAR QUANTITIES I SPHERE = MR 2 (solid)
5
WORK, POWER, and ENERGY Angular Displacement: s = r 2
I HOLLOW = MR 2
Work: W = Fd cos   3
Angular Velocity: ave =
t TORQUE:
Kinetic Energy: K = 12 mv 2
v = r  = rF sin 
Work-Energy Theorem:
  = I
W = K = 12 mv 2 − 12 mvo 2 Angular Acceleration  ave =
t
W = K + U + W f a = r
2nd Condition of Equilibrium:
Work Done by Spring Force:
 x = 0  y = 0  z = 0
Ws = 12 kxo 2 − 12 kx 2 ROTATIONAL KINEMATICS:
 clockwise =  counter −clockwise
 − o
Power: P = Fvave =
t
W
Pavg =  = o t + 12  t 2 Work in Rotational Motion:
t W =  
Gravitational Potential Energy:  2 − o 2
 = Power in Rotational Motion:
2
U ( y ) = mgy P =  av
Rotational Kinetic Energy:
Angular Momentum: L = I 
Elastic Potential Energy:
1
K = I 2
1 2 2
U ( x) = kx
2 Total Kinetic Energy: Conservation of Angular Momentum:
IMPULSE and MOMENTUM
K=
1 1
mvcm 2 + I  2 I11 = I 22
Impulse and Change in Momentum: 2 2
Ft = mv − mvo
Conservation of Momentum: MOMENT OF INERTIA:
−m1v1 = m2 v2 I particle = mr 2 December 2, 2022
EXPLOSION:
INELASTIC COLLISION: 1
I DISK = MR 2
m1v1 + m2v2 = ( m1 + m2 ) v 2
I RING = MR 2 (Thin ring)

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