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Important formulas in Physics.

Kinematics :

Average Speed =

If the body covers 1st half of distance with a speed x and the second half with a speed y,then the average speed =

If the body covers 1st 1/3rd of a distance with a speed x , and 2nd 1/3 with a speed y , and the 3rd 1/3rd distance with a speed z, then average speed =

Average velocity =

If a body travels a displacement in seconds and a displacement in seconds, in the same direction then   Average velocity = .

If a body travels a displacement with velocity , and displacement with velocity in the same direction then Average velocity =

If a body travels first half of the displacement with a velocity and next half of the displacement with a velocity in the same direction , then                                                          Average velocity = .

If a body travels a time with velocity and for a time with a velocity in the same direction then Average velocity = .

If the body travels 1st half of the time with a velocity next half of the time with a velocity in same direction , then  Average velocity =

For a body moving with uniform acceleration if the velocity changes from u to v in t seconds, then Average velocity = (u+v)/2 .Equations of motion of a body moving with uniform acceleration along straight line.a) V=u+at    b) S=ut+  c) – =2asDistance traveled  in the nth second    =u+a(n-1/2)Equations of motion for a freely falling body ( Note: we can obtain these equations by substitution of u=0 and a=g in above equations . a) v=gt b) S=1/2 c) = 2gs and the equation for the distance traveled in nth second changes to          =g(n-1/2)Equations of motion of a body projected up vertically :(we will obtain these equations by substitution a=-g in equations of motion)a) v=u-gt  b) S=ut-1/2  c) =-2gs and =u-g(n-1/2)

Equation for maximum height reached  =Time of ascent =;     uTime of descent  =;  uTime of flight T=2u/gWhen a body is thrown up from top of a tower or released from a rising baloon,with velocity u.Displacement traveled before reaching ground              S=-ut+1/2. (t= time during which the object is in the air and S=h=height of the tower).When a body is dropped from a tower of height h and another body is thrown up vertically with a velocity u then they will meet after t=h/u seconds.When a body is dropped from a tower of height h . Its velocity when it reaches ground v=

If the displacements of a body in seconds of its journey.Then the uniform acceleration of the body a=From the above equation we can observe that by substituting n=1,2,3,4,…. we get a===……….. = =a.A body projected up with velocity u from the top  of a tower reaches ground in seconds.If  it  is thrown down with the same velocity u it reaches ground in seconds.Then, when it is dropped freely the time taken to reach the ground will be t=   and h=1/2 g   and  =2 .Projectile motion :Let us suppose that a projectile is projected with an initial velocity u making an angle with x axis. a)Horizontal component of velocity  , and  ,which will be constant through out the flight of the projectile as horizontal component of acceleration = 0.  b)Vertical component of velocity of the projectile . Vertical component of velocity at any time of its journey =-gt or = -gt.   c)Magnitude of the resultant velocity V =   and the angle x made by v with the horizontal is given by =Time of ascent =

Time of descent =

Time of flight =

Maximum height reached   = ; = when u is sameHorizontal Range R= =  a)R is maximum when =  b) =  c) If T is the time of flight, R=  d)For given velocity of projection R is same for the angles of projections and   Ex: 25 and 65 i.e the Range for those two angles will be same whose sum is )

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