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Chapter 14 continued<br />

T 2 =(4π 2 /G) a 3 /(m 1 + m 2 )<br />

Newton’s Form of Kepler’s Third Law<br />

Chapter 15<br />

Satellites and the energy of orbits <strong>will</strong> not be on the exam.<br />

p = F/A<br />

p 2 = p 1 + ρ g ∆y<br />

Pressure and <strong>for</strong>ce<br />

Pressure and depth<br />

You should also know:<br />

- the difference between absolute and gauge pressure<br />

- Pascal’s Principle and its application to the hydraulic lever<br />

F b = ρ d V d g<br />

= weight of displaced fluid<br />

R = Av = ∆V/∆t = constant<br />

p +½ρv 2 + ρgy = constant<br />

Archimedes’ Principle<br />

Equation of Continuity<br />

Bernoulli’s Equation<br />

Chapter 19<br />

T F = (9/5) T C + 32°<br />

∆L = L α∆T<br />

∆V = V β∆T<br />

Q = cm (T f −T i )<br />

Q = Lm<br />

H = Q/t =(A/ΣR) (T H −T C )<br />

R = L/k<br />

P = AεσT 4<br />

Celsius to Fahrenheit conversion<br />

Linear expansion<br />

Volume expansion<br />

Specific heat<br />

Heat of trans<strong>for</strong>mation<br />

Rate of heat flow across a conducting layer<br />

Thermal resistance<br />

Radiated or absorbed power<br />

(T can be <strong>for</strong> the object or its environment)<br />

The discussion about measuring temperature <strong>will</strong> not be on the exam.<br />

That seems like plenty <strong>for</strong> one exam. Good luck preparing!

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