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The equation defining gravitational potential energy
What is mgh
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The relationship between wave speed, frequency, and wavelength
What is v = f λ
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The relationship between total resistance and resistors in series
What is What is Rs = sum of all Ri
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What vectors have (two answers)
What is magnitude and direction
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The magnitude of the electric field halfway between two equally charge particles
What is 0
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The SI unit that tension is measured in
What is Newtons
200
The relationship between angle of incidence and angle of refraction
What is n1 sin θ1 = n2 sin θ2
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An equation defining electric power
What is P = IV
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The speed of a ball dropped from rest after 10 seconds
What is 98 m/s
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The definition of an elastic collision
What is a collision kinetic energy is conserved
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Equation describing the force of gravity between two objects
What is -Gm1m2/r2
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The definition of refractive index
What is n = c / v
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An explanation of what current is
What is the flow of electric charge
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An explanation of the critical angle
What is the angle beyond which total internal reflection occurs
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Definition of average power
What is P = W/t
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The two definitions of impulse
What is delta p and FT
400
The equation for magnification given image and object locations
What is M = - si / so
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The relationship between total capacitance and capacitors in series
What is 1/1/c1 + 1/c2 ...
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Equation describing the force on a spring
What is F = -kx
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The SI unit that the spring constant is measured in
What is Newtons per Meter
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The equation for the period of a pendulum
What is Tp = 2 pi sqrt( l/g )
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The relationship between focal length and radius of curvature
What is R = 2f
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An explanation of what resistance is
What is an object’s tendency to slow flowing electric charge by dissipating it into heat
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The SI unit that torque is measured in
What is Nm
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The equation for rate of heat conduction through a material
What is H = k A ΔT / L