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    This document provides formulas for various physics concepts including: 1. Area is calculated as length times breadth. 2. Volume is calculated as length times breadth times height. 3. Velocity is calculated as displacement over time. 4. Acceleration is calculated as change in velocity over time.

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    This document provides formulas for various physics concepts including: 1. Area is calculated as length times breadth. 2. Volume is calculated as length times breadth times height. 3. Velocity is calculated as displacement over time. 4. Acceleration is calculated as change in velocity over time.

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    This document provides formulas for various physics concepts including: 1. Area is calculated as length times breadth. 2. Volume is calculated as length times breadth times height. 3. Velocity is calculated as displacement over time. 4. Acceleration is calculated as change in velocity over time.

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    ASSIGNMENT

    QUANTITY FORMULA WORKING BASE UNITS


    Area lx b mx m m
    Volume lxbxh Mx M xm m3
    Velocity disp time
    Acceleration
    velocity time
    Charge
    current x time Ax s As
    Tree man x ace
    Pressure Force Area
    Work Force x
    dist
    einetic
    energy
    Ya mu
    G PE mgh
    mass volume
    Density
    Pressure Force Area
    xm s 2
    liquid
    Power
    pressure
    fghtime
    work
    kgm x ms
    kgm
    frequency I timeperiod
    tential difference work charge
    Voltage
    Resistance current
    Voltage
    Tectrical Power current
    Voltage x
    Tectric fieldstrength Force charge
    constant Force extension
    Spring
    train Forexextension
    energy tax
    Stress Force Area
    Strain Changein length i length
    modulus stress Strain
    Young

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