Physics equations year 9

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Year 9 equations.
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What is the equation for wave speed? V= f Lambda V= velocity of wave (m/s) f= frequency Hz lambda= Wavelength m
What are the equations for time period? T= I/f or f= 1/T Where T is time and f is frequency
What are the equations for efficiency? Efficiency = Useful Energy Output (J) / Total Energy Input (J) (x100%) OR Efficiency= Useful Power Out (W) / Total Power In (W) (x100%)
What is the equation for power? Power (W) = Energy Transferred (J) / Time taken (s)
What is the equation for specific heat capacity? E = m x c x theta Where E= Energy (J) m= mass (kg) c= specific heat capacity (J/kg*C) theta= Temperate change (*C)
What is the equation for current? I = Q / t Where ! = Current (A) Q = Charge (Coulombs, c) t= time (s)
What is the equation for voltage? V = E/Q Where V= Voltage (V) E= Energy (J) Q = Charge (Coulombs, c)
What is the equation for resistance? R = V / I Where R = Resistance (Ohms) V = Voltage (V) I = Current (A)
What is the equation for speed? Speed (m/s) = Distance (m) / Time (s)
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