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Electrostatic/magnetic/dynamic formulas

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What is the formula for the electrostatic force between 2 charges q1 and q2 separated by a distance r   F = k(q1)(q2)/(r^2)  
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What is the formula for the force felt by a positive test charge (q) when brought into an electric field of strength E   F = qE  
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What is the electric field (E) at a distance r away from a point charge Q?   E = KQ/r^2  
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What is the formula for the electric potential (V) due to a source charge Q at a distance r from the source charge?   V = KQ/r  
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What is the formula for the potential difference (V) in measuring the work done to move a charge q against an electric field?   V = work/q  
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What is the formula for the electric potential energy between 2 charges q1 and q2, initially at an infinite distance apart, to a separation distance of r?   U = K(q1)(q2)/r  
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The electric field (E) between 2 plates d units apart with a voltage (V) across the plates is?   E = V/d  
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A parallel plate capacitor has a capacitance (C), expressed in terms of area (A) and distance apart (d) of?   C = (permittivity)*A/d  
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The electric energy (U) stored in a capacitor is?   U = 1/2 CV^2 or (1/2)QV  
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Capacitors in parallel?   C = C1 + C2 + ...  
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Capacitors in series?   1/C = 1/C1 + 1/C2 + ...  
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How does the electric field and charge quantitiy change when a dielectric is added to a capacitor?   E is decreased, but the amount of charge is increased.  
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The resistance (R) of a wire is dependent upon the resistivity (rho), the length (l) and the cross-sectional area (A) as?   R = rho(l)/A  
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Ohm's Law   V = IR  
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Resistors in series?   R = R1 + R2 + ...  
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Resistors in parallel?   1/R = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + ...  
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Units of magnetic field?   Tesla  
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How does B vary with current and the distance from the current-carrying wire?   B=kI/r  
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Force on a length L of a current (I)-carrying wire in a magnetic field B?   F = ILBsin(theta)  
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Force on a charged (q) particle moving with velocity (v) through a magnetic field (B)?   F = qvBsin(theta)  
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Undeflected motion of a particle through a magnetic field?   r = mv/qB  
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Lorentz force (sum of electric and magnetic forces)?   qE = qvB or E=vB  
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Faraday's Law   induced emf = change in flux/change in time  
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Magnetic flux   = BA sin (theta) or Q(enclosed)/permittivity  
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Induced current (I)   =-Blv/R  
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Intensity of a sound wave=   power/area  
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Transformer rule   Vp/Np=Vs/Ns or Power in primary side=Power in secondary side  
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Velocity of sound wave=   freq * wavelength  
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Doppler Effect=   app freq = freq (v + vo)/(v - vs)  
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Snell's Law   n1*sin(theta1) = n2*sin(theta2)  
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