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The frame of reference of any problem is assumed to be inertial unless otherwise stated.  \nII. Assume air resistance is negligible unless otherwise stated.  \nIII. In all situations, positive work is defined as work done on a system.  \nIV. The direction of current is conventional current: the direction in which positive charge would drift.  \nV. Assume all batteries and meters are ideal unless otherwise stated.  \nAP Physics 1: Algebra-Based Table of Information: Equations  \n1 of 2  \n© 2020 College Board  \nAP® PHYSICS 1 EQUATIONS  \n\n| MECHANICS\u003Cbr>Ãx = Ãx0 + ax t a = acceleration\u003Cbr>A = amplitude\u003Cbr>x = x0 + Ãx0t + ~~ ~~1~~2 ~~ ax t2 Ã2x = Ã2x0 + 2ax (x-x0 )\u003Cbr>􀁇 􀁇\u003Cbr>􀁇 Â F Fa =  m  = ~~ ne~~t~~m~~\u003Cbr>􀁇 􀁇\u003Cbr>Ff  £ m Fnac = Ã2~~r  ~~ = m\u003Cbr>􀁇 D = FDt\u003Cbr>K = 1~~2 ~~ mv2\u003Cbr>DE = W = F􀀦 d = Fd cosq\u003Cbr>DEP = ~~ ~~\u003Cbr>Dt\u003Cbr>q = q0 + w0t + ~~ ~~1~~2 ~~ at2 w = w0 + at\u003Cbr>x = Acos(2pft)\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>􀁇  Â    net  a = I = It = r^ F = rF sinq L = Iw\u003Cbr>DL = tDt K = 1~~2 ~~ Iw2 s  = k  Us = 1~~2 ~~ kx2 r = mV\u003Cbr>d = distance E = energy f = frequency\u003Cbr>F = force\u003Cbr>I = rotational inertia K = kinetic energy k = spring constant L = angular momentum 􀁁 = length\u003Cbr>m = mass P = power\u003Cbr>p = momentum\u003Cbr>r = radius or separation T = period\u003Cbr>t = time\u003Cbr>U = potential energy V = volume\u003Cbr>v = speed\u003Cbr>W = work done on a system x = position\u003Cbr>y = height\u003Cbr>a = angular acceleration m = coefficient of friction\u003Cbr>q = angler = density t = torque\u003Cbr>w = angular speed\u003Cbr>DUg = mgDy T =  = 1f Ts = 2p m~~k~~\u003Cbr>Tp = 2 p 􀁁g\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>􀁇 F\u003Cbr>g\u003Cbr>􀁇\u003Cbr>g =\u003Cbr>= G  m1m2 r 2\u003Cbr>􀁇 F  g m\u003Cbr>UG = - ~~ ~~Gm~~1r~~m~~2~~ | ELECTRICITY |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | E  = k   q1q2 \u003Cbr>r 2 I = DDqt R = r􀁁AI = DVRP = IDVRs = Â Ri\u003Cbr>i\u003Cbr>1R~~ ~~ = Â ~~ ~~11R~~ ~~p i i | A = area F = force I = current\u003Cbr>􀁁 = length P = power q = charge R = resistance\u003Cbr>r = separation t = time\u003Cbr>V = electric potential r = resistivity |  |\n|  | WAVES |  |  |\n|  | l = vf | fv l | = frequency = speed = wavelength |\n|  | GEOMETRY AND TRIGONOMETRY |  |  |\n|  | Rectangle A = bh\u003Cbr>Triangle A = 1~~2 ~~ bh\u003Cbr>Circle\u003Cbr>A = pr2 C = 2pr\u003Cbr>Rectangular solid V = 􀁁wh\u003Cbr>Cylinder V = pr 2 􀁁\u003Cbr>S = 2pr􀁁 + 2pr2\u003Cbr>Sphere V = 4~~3 ~~ pr3 S = 4pr 2 |  | A = area\u003Cbr>C = circumference V = volume\u003Cbr>S = surface area b = base\u003Cbr>h = height\u003Cbr>􀁁 = length w = width r = radius\u003Cbr>Right triangle c2 = a2 + b2 sin q = a~~c ~~cosq = b~~c ~~tan q = a~~b~~ |\n|  |  |  | \u003Cbr>c\u003Cbr> q 90􀁱\u003Cbr>b\u003Cbr>a |\n\nAP Physics 1: Algebra-Based Table of Information: Equations 2 of 2  \n© 2020 College Board","cbCair51UPvBBUVI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCair51UPvBBUVI","pdf",991252,"English","# Constants and Conversion Factors\n## Unit Symbols\n## Metric Prefixes\n## Trigonometric Function Values\n# Exam Conventions\n## Inertial Reference Frames\n## Air Resistance Assumptions\n## Sign Conventions\n# Equations (1 of 2)\n## Mechanics\n## Electricity\n# Equations (2 of 2)\n## Waves\n## Geometry and Trigonometry","[{\"question\":\"What key constants and conversion factors are included in the AP Physics 1 table?\",\"answer\":\"The table lists fundamental constants such as proton, neutron, and electron masses, the speed of light, and charge-related constants, along with acceleration due to gravity and the universal gravitational constant.\"},{\"question\":\"Which default exam conventions are stated for physics problem setups?\",\"answer\":\"The document assumes inertial frames unless stated otherwise, neglects air resistance unless stated otherwise, defines positive work as work done on a system, and uses conventional current direction. 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