The Law of Conservation of Energy

Fluid Dynamics of Single Particles

This deck covers key concepts from the study of fluid dynamics related to single solid particles in fluids, focusing on drag coefficients, terminal velocity, and the effects of various conditions on particle motion.

EML4225 Lecture 1: Introduction to Vibrations

This deck covers the basics of vibrations, free vibration, and the spring-mass model. It includes key concepts such as simple pendulum, equation of motion, natural frequency, and simple harmonic motion.

Surface Area and Volume: Three dimensional Figures

This flashcard set introduces key geometric terms related to three-dimensional figures, including components like edges, faces, and vertices. It also explains the structure of common solids such as prisms and pyramids, and defines a net as the 2D layout used to form 3D models.

Highworth Physics - Forces - Potential And Kinetic Energy

Gravitational Potential Energy (GPE) is the energy an object possesses due to its position in a gravitational field, typically relative to the Earth’s surface. The higher an object is above the Earth, the more GPE it has, as it has the potential to fall and release energy. GPE is calculated using the formula: 𝐺𝑃𝐸 = 𝑚𝑔ℎ GPE=mgh, where 𝑚 m is mass, 𝑔 g is acceleration due to gravity, and ℎ h is height above the round.

AP Physics 1 Equations Sheet

This flashcard set covers fundamental physics equations related to motion and forces. It includes formulas for final velocity, position, velocity squared, Newton’s Second Law, and friction—essential tools for understanding basic mechanics.

Chapter 5: Energy: Matter in Motion Part 2

This flashcard set covers the three types of heat transfer—conduction, convection, and radiation—explaining how each works, where they occur, and their roles in cooking. Perfect for food science and culinary learners.