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- Created on: 07-01-18 11:57
Biology
7 Equations
Magnification
Magnification=
size of image ÷ size of real object
SA:V
Cube- 3cm
SA: (3*3)6= 54
V: 3*3*3= 27
54:27
2:1
No. of bacteria in a population
e.g. mean time for division= 30 mins
How many after 8hrs?
1. 2 times per hour
16 times every 8 hrs
2. bacteria at end= bacteria at start x 2 to the power of number of division
=1 x 2 to the power of 16
= 65536
Effect of disinfectants & antibiotics on bacterial
Use area of a circle
Biggest one is the most effective
Frequency density
frequency density=
frequency ÷ class width
Plant population size
estimated population size=
mean population per unit ÷ total area
Units
1km= 1000m
1m= 100cm
1cm= 10mm
1mm= 1000 micromtres
1 micrometre= 1000 nanometres
Chemistry
8 equations
Number of neutrons
number of neutrons=
mass number - atomic number
(top - bottom)
Moles
number of moles=
mass (g) ÷ RAM
Percentage yield
percentage yield=
mass of product produced ÷ max. mass of product possible
(actual ÷ theoretical)
% of atom economy
% of atom economy=
RAM of desired product ÷ sum of RAM of reactants
Concentration
concentration (moles/dm )=
number of moles ÷ volume (cm )
1000cm= 1dm
the number of moles is the same in a titration
No. of moles of a gas
no. of moles of a gas=
volume ÷ 24dm
Mean in an experiment
mean rate=
mass of reactants use up (g) ÷ time (s)
Unknown mass
unknown mass =
known mass ÷ total Mr of known substance × total Mr of unknown substance
Physics
32 equations
(c)= compulsory
(o)= optional
Work done
work done (J)= (c)
force applied (N) x distance moved along line (m)
W =F x s
Gravitational Potential Energy
change in gpe (J)= (c)
mass (kg) x GFS (N/kg) x change in height (m)
GPE= m x g x h
Kinetic energy
kinetic energy (J)= (c)
0.5 x mass (kg) x speed (m/s )
KE= 0.5 x m x v
Efficiency
efficiency (%)= (c)
useful power/energy (J) ÷ total power/energy (J)
E= U ÷ T
Power
power (W)= (c)
energy (J) ÷ time taken (s)
P= E ÷ t
current (A) x resistance (ohms)
P= I x R
current (A) x potential difference (V)
P= I x V
Charge flow
charge flow (C)= (c)
current (A) x time taken (s)
Q= I x t
Potential difference
potential difference (V)= (c)
energy (J)/ power (W) ÷ charge (C)
V= E/P ÷ Q
Density
density (kg/m )= (c)
mass (kg) ÷ volume (m )
DE= m ÷ v
Moment
moment (Nm)= (c)
force (N) x distance from pivot (m)
M= F x d
Acceleration
acceleration (m/s )= (c)
[final velocity (m/s) - inital velocity (m/s)] ÷ time (s)
a= [v-u] ÷ t
Weight
weight (N)= (c)
mass (kg) x GFS (N/kg)
W= m x g
Resultant force
resultant force (N)= (c)
mass (kg) x acceleration (m/s )
F= m x a
Momentum
momentum (kg m/s)= (c)
mass (kg) x velocity (m/s)
Mo= m x v
Force
force (N)= (c)
spring constant (N/m) x extension (m)
F= K x e
Pressure
pressure (Pa)= (c)
force (N) ÷ area (m )
p= F ÷ A
Pressure (liquid)
pressure (Pa)= (c)
height (m) x density (kg/m ) x GFS (N/kg)
p= h x de x g
Wave speed
wave speed (m/s)= (c)
frequency (Hz) x wave length (m)
v= f x wl
Elastic potential energy
elastic potential energy (J)= (o)
0.5 x spring constant (N/m) x extension (m )
EPE= 0.5 x k x e
Specific heat capacity
specific heat capacity (J/kg C)= (o)
energy (J) ÷ [mass (kg) x temperature change (C)]
C= E ÷ [m x temp]
Specific latent heat of fusion/vapourisation
specific latent heat of fusion/vapourisation (J/kg)= (o)
energy (J) ÷ mass (kg)
L= E ÷ m
Constant
constant= (o)
pressure (Pa) x volume (m )
constant= p x vo
Kinematic
v = (o)
u + [2 x a x s]
v= final speed
u= intial speed
a= acceleration
s= distance travelled
Magnetic flux density
force (N)= (o)
magnetic flux density (T) x current (A) x length (m)
F= B x I x le
Transformer
p.d across pri coil ÷ p.d across seco coil = no. of turns on pri coil ÷ no. of turns on seco coil (o)
Vp ÷ Vs = Np ÷ Ns
Transformer efficiency
primary p.d x primary current = secondary p.d x secondary current (o)
Vp x Ip = Vs x Is
Resistance
resistance (ohms)=
potential difference (V) ÷ charge (C)
R= V ÷ Q
Resistance of resistors=
R1 + R2 + .....
Principle of moments
sum of all clockwise moments = sum of all anticlockwise moments
W1 x D1 = W2 x D2
Stopping distance
stopping distance=
thinking distance + braking distance
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