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Coulomb’s Law Constant ..  \nElectron Volt   Index of Refraction of Air. Speed of Light in Vacuum. Planck’s Constant    \nAtomic Mass Unit    \nG = 6.67 × 10–11 N.m2/kg2  \nre = 6.37 × 106 m Me = 5.97 × 1024 kg e = 1.60 × 10–19 Ck = 8.99 × 109 N.m2/C2 1 eV = 1.60 × 10–19 Jn = 1.00  \nc = 3.00 × 108 m/shh  64..6134  1100––3145JeV.s su = 1.66 × 10–27 kg  \nPhysics Principles  \n0 Uniform motion (→Fnet = 0)  \n1 Accelerated motion (→Fnet ≠ 0)  \n2 Uniform circular motion (→Fnet is radially inward)  \n3 Work-energy theorem  \n4 Conservation of momentum  \n5 Conservation of energy  \n6 Conservation of mass-energy  \n7 Conservation of charge  \n8 Conservation of nucleons  \n9 Wave-particle duality  \nPrefixes Used with SI Units  \nExponential Prefix Symbol Value  \natto .............. a .............. 10–18  \nfemto ........... f .............. 10–15  \npico .............. p.............. 10–12  \nnano ............. n.............. 10–9  \nmicro ........... µ ............. 10–6  \nmilli............. m............. 10–3  \ncenti ............. c .............. 10–2  \ndeci .............. d.............. 10–1  \ndeka ............ da ............ 101  \nhecto ........... h.............. 102  \nkilo .............. k.............. 103  \nmega ........... M ............ 106  \ngiga .............. G ............. 109  \ntera............... T ............. 1012  \nParticles  \nCharge  \nAlpha Particle....................... +2e  \nElectron ................................–1e  \nProton ................................... +1e  \nNeutron................................. 0  \nFirst-Generation Fermions  \nCharge  \nElectron ................................–1e  \nPositron ................................ +1e  \nElectron neutrino, ν .............. 0  \nElectron antineutrino, ........ 0  \nUp quark, u........................... + e  \nAnti-up antiquark,  ............. –e  \nDown quark, d...................... –e  \nAnti-down antiquark,  ........ + e  \nMass  \n6.65 × 10–27 kg 9.11 × 10–31 kg 1.67 × 10–27 kg  \n1.67 × 10–27 kg  \nMass  \n~0.511 MeV/c2  \n~0.511 MeV/c2 \u003C 2.2 eV/c2  \n\u003C 2.2 eV/c2 ~2 .4 MeV/c2  \n~2 .4 MeV/c2  \n~4.8 MeV/c2  \n~4.8 MeV/c2  \nEQUATIONS  \nKinematics  \n›ave = › › = ›ft – ›t2  \n›ave = v__t› › = ( ›) t  \n› = ›it + ›t2 vf2 = vi2 + 2ad  \n|›c | =  | ›c | =  =   \nDynamics  \n__› › =   \n| __› __›  \nFf| = µ |FN |  \n_F›s = –k›  \n| __F› =   \ng | r2  \n|  \ng | = r2  \n_›  Gm  \n__›  \nF_g› =   \nMomentum and Energy  \n_p› = m›  \n_F›∆t = m∆› W = | _F› | | › | cos θ  \nW = ∆E  \nP = W  \nt  \nEk = mv2  \nEp = mgh  \nEp = kx2  \nWaves  \nT = 2 π√  \n___  \nT = 2 π √  \nT = __1 f  \nv = f λ f = ( __s) fs  \nm =  = ___1  1 1  f = do + di___n2  sin θ1  \nn1 = sinθ2  \n___n2 v1 λ 1 n1 = _2 =   \nλ =   \nλ = ___xd nl  \nElectricity and Magnetism  \n|_F›e | =   \n|_E› | = ___kqr 2  \n__›_› FE =   \nq  \n|_E› | =   \n∆V  \nI =  \n| __›  \nFm  \n|  \n__›  \nFm  \n= ∆E  \nq  \nq  \nt  \n||  \n__›  \n= Il⊥|B |__›|  \n= qv ⊥|B  \n∆E = ∆mc2 p =   \nE = pc  \n∆λ = (1 – cos θ)  \nTrigonometry and Geometry  \nsinθ = _ecos θ = _e  \nLine  \nm =  y = mx + b  \ntanθ =  c2 = a2 + b2  \n a   b   c sinA = sin B = sin C  \nc2 = a2 + b2 – 2ab cos C  \nArea  \nRectangle = lw Triangle = ab Circle = πr2  \nCircumference  \nCircle = 2 πr","cbCaiusDZNDJQe2f","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiusDZNDJQe2f","pdf",952676,"English","# Physics Data Sheet\n## Constants\n## Physics Principles\n## Prefixes Used with SI Units\n## Particles\n## Equations\n## Trigonometry and Geometry","[{\"question\":\"What kinds of equations are provided in the kinematics, dynamics, and waves sections?\",\"answer\":\"Kinematics and dynamics equations cover relationships among displacement, velocity, acceleration, force, and work; the waves section provides period, frequency, wavelength, and related wave expressions.\"}]","Physics 30 - PHYSICS DATA SHEET - Updated September 2017 | PDF"]