Current definition formula I=Q/t Ohm's law I=U/R series circuit I=I 1=I2 parallel circuit I=I 1+I2.
Voltage series circuit U=U 1+U2 parallel circuit U=U 1=U2
Total resistance series r =R 1+R2 parallel r =R 1R2/(R 1+R2)
Definition of electric power P=W/t General formula P=UI
Definition of electric work W=UIt Known electric power W=Pt Known electric quantity W=UQ
Joule Law of Conductor Heat Q=I2Rt
Square of area S=a2 rectangle S=ab circle S=π(D/2)2
Volume cylinder V=Sh drainage method v solid =V2-V 1 cubic V=a3 submerged, v line =V object.
Speed definition v=s/t Average speed v=s total /t total.
Density definition ρ=m/V
Gravity G = mg
Buoyancy formula method F floating = ρ gV liquid row weighing method F floating =G-F' floating and hanging F floating =G Archimedes principle F floating = G row
Cause F float =F up -F sink down when f float = g-n.
Pressure definition formula p=F/S liquid interior p=ρgh
Power (mechanical) definition formula P=W/t Automobile power P=Fv
Work (mechanical) definition formula W=Fs total work w total =W useful +W quantity
Lever balance condition F 1l 1=F2l2
Force in the same direction F =F 1+F2 Force in the opposite direction F =F 1-F2 Pressure of objects on a horizontal table F=G Total pressure of liquid and gas F=pS.
Definition of mechanical efficiency η=W Useful /W Total lifting weight η=Gh/Fs Horizontal moving weight η=fs object /Fs
Hot fuel combustion Q=qm heat absorption and heat release q = cm δ t
Mechanical energy Mechanical energy = kinetic energy+potential energy
Q=U^/Rt
Q=I^Rt
=U\R (ohm's law) should be converted into u = ir.r = u \ i.
Voltage conversion; 1KV= 10 cubic 1mV= 10 negative cubic.
Series voltage uTotal =U 1+U2 parallel voltage uTotal =U 1=U2.
Resistance R= material density times (material length \ cross-sectional area)
1 mega-ohm = 10 to the 6th power ohm 1 kiloohm =10 to the 3rd power ohm.
Series resistance r = r 1+R2+R3+...+Rn parallel resistance.
One of R = one of R1+one of R2+... in Rn +Rn one.
power
1KW.h=3.6 times 10 to the sixth power.
W = 1/600 kwh
1KW= 10 cubic w
P=W\T (P= electric power, w is consumed electric energy and t is time)
P=UI
U real =U amount, P real =P amount, working normally.
U is less than u and p is less than p, so it can't work normally.
U is greater than u, p is greater than p, and it may burn out.
Q=I squared RT(Q= heat,)
For the convenience of calculation, when Q=W, Q=UIT (pure resistance only).
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