Amplitude of a Wave The Amplitude of a wave equation computes the amplitude of a wave using the wave number(k), displacement of the wave(x), the angular frequency(ω), the time passed(t), and the phase angle(ϕ). |
Angle of Banking The Angle of Banking equations calculates the Angle of Banking that you can take a turn at in order to still stay on the road. |
Focal Length The Focal Length equation computes the distance between a lens and the focal point where: (p) Object Distance (i) Image Distance Focal Length(f): The equation returns Focal Length(f) in meters. |
Moles of Titration The Moles of Titration equation computes the number of Moles of a titration you need to add the analyte to reach an equivalence point using the concentration and volume of you substance where, C Concentration V Volume Moles(n): The equation returns the number of moles as a whole number. However, this can be automatically converted to other number units via the pull-down menu. |
Second Gear Torque The 2nd Gear Torque equation calculates the torque of a second gear when the torque and number of teeth are known for the first gear and the number of teeth of the second gear is known. |
Voltage using Inductance The Voltage using Inductance equation computes the Voltage of a system that has a magnetic field that is present due to a moving current. INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the following: (L) Inductance (I) Current (t) Time Voltage (V): The calculator returns Voltage (V) in volts. |
Work (dot product) The Work (dot product) calculator uses the equation, W= F⋅d, to computes the work done when a force (F) is applied to move a mass some displacement (d). |
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