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HY Foula Sheet Geneal Equatons s θ otatonal oton ω ϖ α t t θ θ ω t t Δω α l Δ t Δθ ϖ l Δ t dϖ dθ Equatons o oton ω ω + αt θ θ + ω t + ½αt ω ω + α (θ θ ) Conetng otatonal to Lnea ω a t α a ω Inetal oent I I l Δ Δ Fo ods: d Fo Cylndes: L d ρ d dv da L ( πd ) L) d dv aallel As heoe I I C + D² oque τ F sn φ F D τ (α) α τ Iα o: d F ds ( F sn φ ) dθ C ω a C α Othe dp dl τ F K ½I C ω +½ C otatonal+tanslatonal l p sn φ Iω Vaables s ac length ω angula speed α angula acceleaton adus ω ntal angula spee d α aeage angula acceleaton θ angle ω ntal angula speed I Ineta θ ntal angle ω nal angula speed ass o th patcle θ nal angle ω aeage angula speed ass o an object t ntal te dstance o th patcle to as o otaton t nal te a adal acceleaton D dstance o as lnea elocty a t tangental acceleaton K netc enegy ρ densty o an object L length o od / cylnde φ angle I c Ineta about an as though the cente o ass o an object τ toque l nstantaneous angula oentu F oce nstantaneous poston ecto a C acceleaton at cente o ass p nstantaneous lnea oentu V C elocty at cente o ass epnt wth pesson only: Chandle - Glbet County College Leanng Cente

HY Foula Sheet Cente o ass X C scellaneous Foulas C d ocety ( + Δ) ( + Δ) + Δ( e ) Δ Δ e d - e d d e d e ln Gaty Law o Gataton Keple's Laws Enegy F g G F G g da L constant ΔU G G E Δ d 4π G 3 G 3 G Fluds essue p F A Buoyant oce weght o dsplaced lqud Benoull's Equaton p + ½ρ + ρgy c Vaables X C cente o ass n -decton elocty ass o th patcle ass o ocet and uel poston o th patcle Δ ass o uel loss C adal cente o ass e ehaust speed ass Δ change n elocty o ocet ass ntal ass o ocet and uel ass o st object nal ass o ocet and eanng uel ass o nd object ntal elocty F g oce o gaty nal elocty G unesal gatatonal constant(6.673 - N ²/g² ) dstance sepeatng & L angula oentu o planet (constant) unt ecto peod o eoluton adus constant (.97-9 s²/³) Δ change n adus ΔU change n gatatonal potental enegy p pessue E total enegy F oce eeted on the pston ρ densty (ass / olue) A suace aea o pston g gaty constant (9.8 /s² o 3 t/s²) y heght c constant epnt wth pesson only: Chandle - Glbet County College Leanng Cente

HY Foula Sheet Oscllatons Sple Haonc oton A cos (ωt + φ) π π ω A + ω Enegy K ½ ½ ω A sn (ωt + φ) U ½ ½ A cos (ωt + φ) E K + U ½ A ae oton d ω Asn( ωt + φ ) d ω A cos( ωt + φ ) aes on a stng F F sn θ Fθ μδs μθ Fθ μθ F, F tenson, μ μ g y A sn π λ t angula wae nube π λ ω angula equency π dy ωa cos( ωt) a d ω A sn( ωt) Enegy ΔE ½Δω A de μω A Vaables poston K netc enegy ω angula equency ntal poston U potental enegy t te A apltude E total enegy φ phase constant o phase angle peod adus elocty ass θ angle ntal elocty spng constant λ waelength F total adal oce equency t te F oce o tenson ΔE change n total enegy a acceleaton μ ass pe unt length Δs length o sall segent o stng powe Δ change n ass epnt wth pesson only: Chandle - Glbet County College Leanng Cente