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Summary Physics 2 (PHYSICS 1202B) Ultimate Exam Cheat Sheet & Formula Guide | Electricity, Magnetism, Fluids, Waves & Circuits

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Comprehensive Physics 2 (PHYS 1202B) exam cheat sheet designed to help students quickly review the most important formulas, concepts, and problem-solving techniques for midterms and final exams. This condensed study guide combines electricity, magnetism, fluid mechanics, waves, oscillations, circuits, and electrostatics into one organized reference sheet for fast and efficient studying. Topics covered include Coulomb’s Law, electric fields, electric potential and voltage, capacitance and dielectrics, Kirchhoff’s loop and node rules, Ohm’s Law, equivalent resistance and capacitance, magnetic fields and forces, Ampere’s Law, Biot-Savart Law, Faraday’s Law, Lenz’s Law, magnetic flux, electromagnetic induction, torque, magnetic moments, and motion of charged particles in electric and magnetic fields. The guide also includes fluid mechanics concepts such as pressure, buoyancy, Archimedes’ Principle, viscosity, Reynolds Number, Bernoulli’s Equation, flow rate, continuity equations, hydraulics, and terminal velocity. Oscillations and wave mechanics are summarized with formulas for SHM, pendulums, springs, wave propagation, sinusoidal motion, harmonics, and wavelength relationships. Perfect for university and college physics students who want a concise formula reference, last-minute exam review, quick refresher before quizzes, or a simplified summary of difficult Physics 2 concepts. Designed to save study time while improving understanding and recall during exams.

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, Density Busyancy
P m
=



Fz = =V59
Pressure use use
density volume
scalar
- F of fluid of
object
P =
A
f
N/m2 =
Pa Apparent WeightEn
~

Gange Pressure Apparent Weight mg-PV
=
Pabs =

Pgange +
Patm PsUs
In a
sinking object : Vs =
Vg = V

Pgange *
Jabs- Patm ↑ object is fully submerged
: Apparent Weight =
(Ps-es) Vg
Pgange Pgh =




If Apparent Weight > o , then object sinks
Pascal's Principle :


A Dropping Rock off Boat
change in
pressure h
, > ha hithe hakz
applied to a fluid in
^




vs Us
λ




transferred undiminished Us
Es > Us , , Vg Vs
to all parts of fluid

Reynold's Number

Hydraulics
Reynold's Number depends on :


Equal pressure : " Flow speed
Amplification
fs (
皆 of Chanel size
F0 .
)← thesmall
force
2 .




3
3 fluid density
Archimedes' Principle 4 . Fluid Viscosity
The volume of a
displaced
fluid , Us , is the volume of

the fluid pushed aside when

an object is embedded in the fluid

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