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MCAT Physics Formulas
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. snell's law derivative
I=P/A
Fnet=0 thus Fg=Fs mg=kx
Buoyant force equals blocks weight
N is proportional to 1/?
2. when unlike charges move away from each other - U of the system
A Calorie is a nutritional term equal to 1000 calories
Mass number
Increases
N1>n2
3. nucleon
20 Hz to 20 -000 Hz
Req=R1+R2+R3 Veq=V1+V2+V3
Splitting of atomic nuclei
Proton or neutron
4. under constant acceleration - v=
Vo+at
Emf is positive
Slower light will travel
Current*voltage
5. period (T) and frequency (f) of a tone are related by
T=1/f
Rate of doing work
Electric fields of all the light waves are oriented in the same direction
F/A
6. location of minima in diffraction pattern
A sin?=n?
Amount of energy required for phase change from solid to liquid
Will never decrease capacitance
None
7. work done by non conservative force
8. When is voltage constant across capacitors
P=IA
Protons+neutrons
When in parallel
Vrms=Vmax/v2
9. wave velocity=
Solute whose solution is conductive
???
F=E*A
?L=aL?T
10. parabolic mirror: image at focal point
No image is formed
No net force acting on it
Difference between the absolute and atm pressure Pg=P- Patm
Constant for closed system independent of changes in area
11. parabolic mirror: object in front of focal point
F1/A1=F2/A2
Pascal (Pa) N/m^2
F=c/?
Virtual upright
12. light bends toward normal when
N2>n1
Yield strength
Rate of doing work
EV
13. Capacitors in series
N*s/m^2
Sin=v3/2 cos=1/2
Nsin?incident=nsin?refraction
1/Ceq=1/C1+1/C2+1/C3 Veq=V1+V2+V3
14. temperature and resistors
Approx .7
Gamma decay
Higher temperature increases resistance
F1/A1=F2/A2
15. 180
Q=mL
Longitudinal
Sin=0 cos=-1
F=xk=mg
16. electrolyte
P=m?v
Frequency
Solute whose solution is conductive
MRT
17. image created when converging (concave) mirror when object is placed beyond focal point
Real inverted image
U=q?v
Negative
Fs=
18. center of curvature is...
P=i^2R=V^2/R=IV
2 times the focal distance
A=v^2/r
E=???=hc/?
19. magnetic force
Yield strength
F=- kx
F=qvBetasin?
J=Force*Time=mv - mvo=?p
20. pressure
Increases
F/A
???
Wave speed
21. capacitance of simple parallel plate (not according to Ohms)
Emf is positive
Makes ?G more negative thus more spontaneous
Light emitted due to heat
C=e(A/d)
22. Hooke's Law
It is halved
Vcos?
F=- kx
Zero resistance
23. electric potential energy
Radiation
Protons+neutrons
U=QV
(mass defect)(speed of light)^2
24. power of sound wave
Substance is more dense then water
image/object
P=IA
T=1/f
25. only radioactive decay that conserves the nucleus charge
Gamma decay
V=kQ/r
Fluid resistance to flow
Frequency
26. (-) magnification signifies
Constant for closed system independent of changes in area
Convection
No net force acting on it
Inverted image
27. incandescence
Spreading out of light as it passes through a narrow opening
Y=(F/A)/(?L/L) stress over strain
Light emitted due to heat
Solid to gas
28. parabolic mirror: object between c and f - image is...
F=Gm1m2/r^2
F=c/?
More malleable material
Bigger and beyond original object
29. electric field of parallel plate capacitor
E=V/d
Vrms=Vmax/v2
Holds whenever we have a change in energy ?E=?KE+?PE=0
A=v^2/r
30. charge on the plates of a capacitor
Virtual
Q=CV
Vo+at
It jumps to higher energy level
31. type of heat transfer involving the physical motion of heated material
V=?A
Mass number
Virtual upright
Convection
32. magnitude of magnetic field for current carrying wire
Beta=
Real inverted
F=r/2
Low voltage to high voltage
33. a in isotopic notation
Inverted image
20 Hz to 20 -000 Hz
Mass number
Weighted average of the masses of the element
34. (+) magnification signifies
Spring constant
U=(1/2)kx^2
Inverted image
Upright image
35. resistance equation
W'=?E=?KE+?U
R=pL/A
F=- F
???
36. object placed beyond focal point in converging lens create What type of image
Incident light is used to free electrons from a metal
Real inverted
Moving charge
Virtual upright smaller
37. under constant acceleration V(average)=
P=i^2r
Virtual
Real image
(Vo+v)/2
38. ideal ammeter
Ceq=C1+C2+C3 Veq=V1=V2=V3
Gas to solid
F=ma
Zero resistance
39. 30
Sin=1/2 cos=v3/2
Electric fields of all the light waves are oriented in the same direction
Sin=v2/2 cos=v2/2
WATTS
40. bulk modulus
Rate of doing work
B=(F/A)/(?V/V)
Light emitted due to heat
X=(initial horizontal v)(time in air)
41. angular frequency of spring ?
As speed of fluid increases pressure and potential energy decrease
Derive universal gravitation equation
B=
?=vk/m=2p??
42. Newtons 3rd law of motion
Req=R1+R2+R3 Veq=V1+V2+V3
New/old
F=- F
4 Hz
43. work as it relates to constant force
W=Fdcos?
?V=BetaV?T
More rigid material
U=(1/2)kx^2
44. sound level
M1v1=m2v2
Farad 1 F= 1 c/v
Beta=10Log(I/Io)
When velocity of the fluid exceeds critical velocity
45. What does atoms atomic weight represent
Weighted average of the masses of the element
Degree=p/180 radian
U=q?v
Makes ?G more negative thus more spontaneous
46. charge of gamma particles
Convection
F=1/2(r)
None
E=Pt
47. charge of beta particles
Negative
Work/time
T=1/f
Pressure to move - voltage when no charge is moving between 2 terminals
48. dielectric material
E=???=hc/?
Slower light will travel
Will never decrease capacitance
Frequency
49. determine spring constant
Increase length increase resistance
Moving charge
F=xk=mg
Counterclockwise is + clockwise is -
50. study of fluids at rest
Intensity
EV
Incident light is used to free electrons from a metal
Hydrostatics