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| Fluid Mechanics: |  |  | Optics:\u003Cbr>􀝂 = 􀝒􀟣\u003Cbr> 1  +  1  = 1\u003Cbr>􀝀 􀯢 􀝀 􀯜 􀝂\u003Cbr>Refraction:\u003Cbr>(bend)\u003Cbr>􀝊 = 􀜿􀝒 Snell’s Law:\u003Cbr>􀝊1 sin 􀟠1 = 􀝊2 sin 􀟠2\u003Cbr>􀝊1   􀝒2\u003Cbr>=\u003Cbr>􀝊2 􀝒1\u003Cbr>Diffraction:\u003Cbr>(spread out)∆􀜮 = 􀝀 sin 􀟠􀝉􀟣 = 􀝀 sin 􀟠 |\n|  |  |  |  | 􀟩 = |  | 􀝉􀜸 |  |\n|  |  |  |  | ∆ℓ = 􀟙ℓ0∆􀜶 |  |  |  |\n|  | 􀝏 = 􀝎􀟠 |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  | 􀝔 (􀝐) = 􀜣 cos(􀟱􀝐 + 􀟶)\u003Cbr>􀝔 (􀝐) = 􀜣 cos(2􀟨􀝂􀝐 + 􀟶)\u003Cbr>Waves:\u003Cbr>􀝂 (􀝔, 􀝐) = 􀜣 sin(2􀟨 (􀝂􀝐 − 􀝔􀟣) + 􀟶) + 􀝇 |  |  | Optics:\u003Cbr>|  |  |  |\n\n\n| Velocity\u003Cbr>(m/s)\u003Cbr>Angular\u003Cbr>Velocity /\u003Cbr>Angular\u003Cbr>Frequency\u003Cbr>(rad/s) | 􀝒􀯔􀯩􀯘 = ∆􀝔  􀝒 = 􀝀􀝔\u003Cbr>∆􀝐 , 􀝀􀝐\u003Cbr>∆􀝒 = 􀝒􀯙 − 􀝒0\u003Cbr>􀢜 = 􀢜􀫙 + 􀢇􀝐\u003Cbr>􀝒 2 = 􀝒20 + 2􀜽∆􀝔 |  | 􀟱􀯔􀯩􀯘 = ∆􀟠  􀟱 = 􀢊􀟠\u003Cbr>∆􀝐 , 􀝀􀝐\u003Cbr>∆􀟱 = 􀟱􀯙 − 􀟱 0\u003Cbr>􀣓 = 􀣓 􀫙 + 􀢻􀝐\u003Cbr>􀟱 2 = 􀟱 20 + 2􀟙∆􀟠 |  |  |  | Speed of Light:\u003Cbr>􀜿 ≈ 3.00 × 108 􀝉􀝏 | Fluid Mechanics:\u003Cbr>Continuity:\u003Cbr>􀜣 1 􀝒1 = 􀜣 2 􀝒2\u003Cbr>􀝒􀯥􀯠􀯦 = √3􀜴􀜶􀜯\u003Cbr>􀝒􀯥􀯠􀯦 = √3􀝇~~ ~~􀮻􀟤~~ ~~􀜶\u003Cbr>Torricelli’s Law:\u003Cbr>􀝒 = √2􀝃ℎ\u003Cbr>Speed of fluid exiting a hole in a tank. | Waves and Optics:\u003Cbr>􀝒 = 􀝂􀟣\u003Cbr>Reflection:\u003Cbr>(throwback)\u003Cbr>Critical angle:\u003Cbr>sin 􀟠􀯖 = 􀝊􀝊21 for light traveling from medium 1 into medium\u003Cbr>2, with 􀝊1 > 􀝊2.\u003Cbr>Maxima for a thin film:\u003Cbr>Constructive 2􀝀 =  􀟣  , 3  􀟣  , 5  􀟣 \u003Cbr>…\u003Cbr>2􀝊 2􀝊 2􀝊\u003Cbr>= (􀝉 + 12) 􀟣􀝊 Destructive 2􀝀 = 􀝉􀝊 􀟣\u003Cbr>NOTE: Assumes normal incidence and one reflection phase reversal. |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  | 􀝒̅ = | 􀝒0 + 􀝒 2 | 􀟱̅ = |  | 􀟱 0 + 􀟱 2 |  |  |  |  |\n|  | 􀝒 = ∫ 􀜽 􀝀􀝐 |  | 􀟱 = ∫ 􀟙 􀝀􀝐 |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  | 􀟱 = | 2􀟨􀜶 |  | = 2􀟨􀝂 |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  | Spring:\u003Cbr>􀟱 = √􀝇􀝉 Pendulum (small Δ􀟠):\u003Cbr>􀟱 = √􀝃ℓ |  |  |  | |  |  |\n|  | 􀝒 = 􀟱􀝎\u003Cbr>􀢜 = 􀣓 × 􀢘\u003Cbr>􀝒 (􀝐) = −􀜣􀟱 sin(􀟱􀝐 + 􀟶)\u003Cbr>􀝒 (􀝐) = −􀜣 (2􀟨􀝂) sin (2􀟨􀝂􀝐 + 􀟶) |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n\n\n| Acceleration\u003Cbr>(m/􀢙􀫛 )\u003Cbr>(rad/􀝏2 ) | Constant Linear:\u003Cbr>􀜽􀯔􀯩􀯘 = 􀢜 = ∆􀝒 􀜽 = 􀝀􀝒\u003Cbr>􀝐 ∆􀝐 , 􀝀􀝐 |  |  |  |  |  |  | Constant Angular:\u003Cbr>􀟙􀯔􀯩􀯘 = 􀟱 = ∆􀟱 􀟙 = 􀝀􀟱\u003Cbr>􀝐 ∆􀝐 , 􀝀􀝐 |  |  |  |  |  | Constants:\u003Cbr>Gravitational Constant 􀜩 ≈ 6.674 30(15) × 10−11 􀯞􀯠􀯚3􀯦2 Gravity Acceleration (Earth) 􀢍 ≈ −9 .806 65 􀯠􀝏2 ≈ −32 .174 0 􀯙􀝏􀯧2 Speed of Light in Vacuum 􀜿 = 2.997 924 58 × 108 􀯠􀯦\u003Cbr>Electron-Volt 1􀝁􀜸 = 1. 602 176 634 × 10−19 􀜬\u003Cbr>Charge of an Electron 􀝁 = −1 .602 176 634 × 10−19 􀜥\u003Cbr>Mass of an Electron 􀝉􀯘 ≈ 9 .109 383 701 5(28) × 10−31 􀝇􀝃 Mass ofa Proton 􀝉􀯣 ≈ 1.672 621 923 69(51) × 10−27 􀝇􀝃 Mass ofa Neutron 􀝉􀯡 ≈ 1.674 927 498 04(95) × 10−27 􀝇􀝃 Electric Permittivity 􀟝0 ≈ 􀰓10􀯖~~ ~~2 ≈ 8.854 187 812 8 × 10−12 􀮼􀯇􀯠22 Magnetic Permeability 􀟤0 ≈ 1. 256 637 062 12 (19) × 10−6 􀯇􀮺2 Boltzmann Constant 􀝇􀮻 = 1.380 649 × 10−23 􀯃􀯄\u003Cbr>Coulomb Constant 􀝇 􀯘 = 41􀰗􀰌0 ≈ 8.987 551 792 3 × 109 􀯇􀯠􀮼22 Faraday Constant 􀜨 = −􀝁􀜰􀮺 = 9.648 533 212 × 104 􀯠􀮼􀯢􀯟 Planck Constant ℎ = 6. 626 070 15 × 10−34􀜬􀝏\u003Cbr>Avogadro Constant 􀜰􀮺 = 6. 022 140 76 × 1023 / 􀝉􀝋􀝈􀝁\u003Cbr>Ideal Gas Constant 􀜴 = 0.082 057 366 080 􀯅􀯠􀯔􀯢􀯟􀯧􀯠􀯘~~ ~~􀯄“ 􀜴 = 8.314 462 618 􀯠􀯢􀯃􀯟􀯘~~ ~~􀯄\u003Cbr>pi 􀟨","cbCaie2nZLu2KF3F","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie2nZLu2KF3F","pdf",1234498,"English","# Mechanics: Linear Translation\n## Kinematics: Position and Velocity\n## Acceleration and Jerk\n# Mechanics: Angular / Rotational Motion\n## Circular motion relations\n# Electricity / Magnetism\n## Constants and fundamentals\n# Fluid Mechanics / Thermodynamics\n## Continuity and Torricelli’s law\n# Atomic and Nuclear / Waves and Optics\n## Snell’s Law and thin-film interference\n## Reflection, diffraction, and wave equations","[{\"question\":\"What topics does the cheat sheet cover?\",\"answer\":\"It covers mechanics (linear and rotational), electricity/magnetism fundamentals, fluid mechanics/thermodynamics relations, and waves/optics topics such as refraction and interference.\"},{\"question\":\"Does it include both vector/calculus reminders and standard equations?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. It includes structured formula sets for kinematics and rotation, along with notes like vector and calculus-focused reminders to support derivations.\"},{\"question\":\"Are key physical constants provided?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. The sheet lists important constants such as gravitational acceleration, speed of light in vacuum, electron-related values, and common electromagnetic constants.\"}]","Harold’s Physics Formulas Cheat Sheet - Oct 4 2026 | PDF",1791932008]