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Each listed formula is paired with clear symbol definitions and matching SI units to support quick reference during revision and problem-solving. Core quantities include kinetic, elastic and gravitational potential energies, power and work, charge and voltage, density, latent heat, force relationships, wave period and frequency, and magnetic force using field and current variables.","AQA GCSE Physics Equation Sheet  \nTopic 1-Energy  \n\n| Equation | Symbol | Unit |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Ek = ½ mv2 | Ek = kinetic energy m = mass\u003Cbr>v = speed | Ek = J (joules)\u003Cbr>m = kg (kilograms)\u003Cbr>v = m/s (meters per second) |\n| Ee = ½ ke2 | Ee = elastic potential energy k = spring constant\u003Cbr>e = extension | Ee = J (joules)\u003Cbr>k = N/m (newton’s per meter) e = m (meters) |\n| Ep = mgh | Ep = gravitational potential energy\u003Cbr>m = mass\u003Cbr>g = gravitational field strength\u003Cbr>h = height | Ep = J (joules)\u003Cbr>m = kg (kilograms) g = N/kg (newton’s per kilogram)\u003Cbr>h = m (meters) |\n| ΔE = mcΔθ | ΔE = change in thermal energy\u003Cbr>m = mass\u003Cbr>c = specific heat capacity Δθ = temperature change | ΔE = J (joules)\u003Cbr>m = kg (kilograms)\u003Cbr>c = J/kg˚C (joules per kilogram per degree Celsius)\u003Cbr>Δθ = ˚C (degree Celsius) |\n| P = Et | P = power\u003Cbr>E = energy transferred t = time | P = W (watts)\u003Cbr>E = J (joules)\u003Cbr>t = s (seconds) |\n| P = Wt | P = power\u003Cbr>W = work done\u003Cbr>t = time | P = W (watts)\u003Cbr>E = J (joules)\u003Cbr>t = s (seconds) |\n| Efficiency = useful energy out total energy in |  |  |\n| Efficiency = useful power out total power in |  |  |\n\nTopic 2 – Electricity  \n\n| Equation | Symbols | Units |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Q = It | Q = Charge\u003Cbr>I = Current t = Time | Q = C (coulombs) I = A (amps)\u003Cbr>t = s (seconds) |\n| V = IR | V = Potential difference I = Current\u003Cbr>R = Resistance | V = V (volts)\u003Cbr>I = A (amps)\u003Cbr>R = Ω (ohms) |\n| P = VI | P = Power\u003Cbr>V = Potential difference I = Current | P = W (watts)\u003Cbr>V = V (volts)\u003Cbr>I = A (amps) |\n| P = I2R | P = Power\u003Cbr>I = Current\u003Cbr>R = Resistance | P = W (watts)\u003Cbr>I = A (amps)\u003Cbr>R = Ω (ohms) |\n| E = Pt | E = Energy\u003Cbr>P = Power t = Time | E = J (joules)\u003Cbr>P = W (watts)\u003Cbr>t = s (seconds) |\n| E = QV | E = Energy\u003Cbr>Q = Charge\u003Cbr>V = Potential difference | E = J (joules) Q = C (coulombs) V = V (volts) |\n\nTopic 3 – Particle Model of Matter  \n\n| Equation | Symbols | Units |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| ρ = m V | ρ = density m = mass V = volume | ρ = kg/m3 (kilgorams per meter cubed\u003Cbr>m = kg (kilograms)\u003Cbr>V = m3 (meters cubed) |\n| ΔE = mcΔθ | ΔE = change in thermal energy\u003Cbr>m = mass\u003Cbr>c = specific heat capacity Δθ = temperature change | ΔE = J (joules)\u003Cbr>m = kg (kilograms)\u003Cbr>c = J/kg˚C (joules per kilogram per degree Celsius)Δθ = ˚C (degree Celsius) |\n| E = mL | E = Energy\u003Cbr>m = mass\u003Cbr>L = specific latent heat | E = J (joules)\u003Cbr>m = kg (kilograms)\u003Cbr>L = J/kg (joules per kilogram) |\n\nTopic 5 – Forces  \n\n| Equation | Symbols | Units |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| W = mg | W = weight\u003Cbr>m = mass\u003Cbr>g = gravitational field strength | W = N (newton’s) m = kg (kilograms) g = N/kg (newton’s per kilogram) |\n| W = Fs | W = work done\u003Cbr>F = force\u003Cbr>s = distance | W = J (joules)\u003Cbr>F = N (newtons)\u003Cbr>s = m (meters) |\n| F = ke | F = force\u003Cbr>k = spring constant e = extension | F = N (newtons)\u003Cbr>k = N/m (newtons per meter) e = m (meters) |\n| Ee = ½ ke2 | Ee = elastic potential energy k = spring constant\u003Cbr>e = extension | Ee = J (joules)\u003Cbr>k = N/m (newtons per meter) e = m (meters) |\n| s = vt | s = distance\u003Cbr>v = speed\u003Cbr>t = time | s = m (meters)\u003Cbr>v = m/s (meters per second) t = s (seconds) |\n| a = Δvt | a = acceleration\u003Cbr>Δv = change in velocity t = time | a = m/s2 (meters per second squared)\u003Cbr>Δv = m/s (meters per second)\u003Cbr>t = s (seconds) |\n| v2 – u2 = 2as | v = final velocity u = initial velocity a = accelerations = distance | v = m/s (meters per second) u = m/s (meters per second) a = m/s2 (meters per second squared)\u003Cbr>s = m (meters) |\n| F = ma | F = force\u003Cbr>m = mass\u003Cbr>a = acceleration | F = N (newtons)\u003Cbr>m = kg (kilograms)\u003Cbr>a = m/s2 (meters per second squared) |\n| p = mv | p = momentum\u003Cbr>m = mass\u003Cbr>v = velocity | p = kg m/s (kilograms metre per second)\u003Cbr>m = kg (kilograms)\u003Cbr>v = m/s (meters per second) |\n\nTopic 6 – Waves  \n\n| Equation | Symbols | Units |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Period =  1  frequency |  | Period = s (seconds) Frequency = Hz (herts) |\n| T = 1 f | T = Period\u003Cbr>f = frequency","cbCaifNoBJQitA3M","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifNoBJQitA3M","pdf",148143,1,"English","en",105,"# Topic 1 - 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