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Fundamentals of Physics: Energy, Work, and Distance

Explore the basic principles of physics including energy, work, distance, force, speed, and acceleration. Learn about concepts such as Joules, Newtons, and mass. Understand how to calculate distance, time, and speed using fundamental formulas. Dive into the world of physics and enhance your understanding of the laws governing motion and energy.

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Fundamentals of Physics: Energy, Work, and Distance

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  1. CM MM W OR FORCE = WORK / DISTANCE JOULES (J) D F OR DISTANCE = WORK / FORCE speed D M/S KM/HR OR DISTANCE = TIME X SPEED ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ t d S T OR TIME = DISTANCE / SPEED X X X X X X NEWTONS (N) F OR MASS = FORCE / ACCELERATION A M FINAL SPEED - INITIAL SPEED TIME OR ACCELERATION = MASS / FORCE = acceleration M/S/S OR M/S2 W NEWTONS (N) AG M OR MASS = VOLUME X DENSITY M G/CM3 OR VOLUME = MASS / DENSITY D V V= L x W x H 1ML= 1CM3 GROUPS NOBLE GASES METALS NON METALS TRANSITION ELEMENTS PERIODS 1-8

  2. RUBIES [ ] LUNAR Energy PH CH Po CM MM Ki +Acc ---ACC Con Water Cycle Rock Cycle watershed watershed water table groundwater SIZE SCALE 1 TO 10 1 : 10 PERIODIC TABLE GIVES ENERGY TO GROUPS- NOBLE GASES NON METALS METALS TRANSITION ELEMENTS PERIODS  1-8 APE MAN v PHOTOSYNTHESIS PROTON # ELECTRON # V= L x W x H 1ML= 1CM 3 CO2=H20  O2 + C6H1206 ATOMIC # NEUTRON # LIQUID LAYERS M W

  3. M & N A=P=E M-A=N

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