1. Physics Reference Table 2 - 2006
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i = initial
f = final
v =
vi + vf 2
∆v = vf - vi
Ɵ = angle (in o)
y = y-component
x = x-component

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1. If you are given the initial velocity, final velocity and time, which formula would you use to find the acceleration?
2. If you are given the initial velocity, acceleration and time, which formula would you use to find the displacement?

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3. If you are given the acceleration due to gravity and mass, which formula would you use to find the weight?
4. What are the value and unit of G?
This value of G makes gravity the weakest force in nature.

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5. If you are given the masses of two objects and force due to gravity, which formula would you use to find the distance between two centers of the objects?
6. If you are given the average speed and distance, how would you find time?

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7. If you are given PEs and k, solve for x.
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8. If velocity is doubled, what happens to kinetic energy?
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9. If radius is tripled and velocity is doubled, what happens to centripetal force?