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# Physics Formulas

Physics is all about expressing the things rather than mugging it up. When you are doing so you come across many concepts, problems etc where you have to use your creativity, ability, imagination and good sort of potential. Conceptual understanding is a basic block without which you are no where.

Only when you understand the concepts thoroughly you can easy find the relation between the quantities by which build up the formulas, derive it and memorizing them will be easiest thing.

Problems in physics are something which challenges your physics knowledge and skills which are based on three things
1. Analyze what is given and what is asked in the problem?
2. Using the correct formula
3. Substituting the values and calculating properly.
To overcome these kind of  challenges you need to have a proper understanding of physics formula as well as concepts.

We are providing you our pages based on all physics formulas in our sites where you can get any desired formulas. To understand it conceptually or in problem solving you can get help from our tutors who are available any time all 24/7.

## Basic Physics Formulas

Even if you understand the physical science formulas many a times you get struck up during exams where memorizing one formula may lead to forget the another. So What helps you is the physics formula sheet where you can list all formula in the single sheet and end up your difficulty.

Below are  given a sample physics formula sheet for basic relation between Voltage, current, resistance and power which might be helpful for you.

 Name of the quantity Formula Quantities Unit Voltage (V) V = IR I = Current R = Resistance Volts (V) Power (P) P = I V V = Voltage Watts (W) Power (P) P = $\frac{V^{2}}{R}$ R = Resistance Watts (W) Power (P) P = I2 R I = Current Watts(W)

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