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Maxwell equations to electric field wave equation

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electric field wave equation: from time dependent to time independent

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quantum basics Hermitian operators have realvalued observables

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identity sin(2 x) = 2 sin(x) cos(x) using Euler's equation

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Schwarzschild radius for non-rotating black hole

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coefficient of thermal expansion using the equation of state for an ideal gas

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angle of maximum distance for projectile motion

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radius for satellite in geostationary orbit

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equations of motion in 1D with constant acceleration - SUVAT (algebra)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5F1XcTjpJs4 - Derivation of Gravitational Potential Energy by Rhett Allain

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velocity at distance r of object dropped from infinity

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coefficient of isothermal compressibility using the equation of state for an ideal gas

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optics: Law of refraction to Brewster's angle

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double intensity when phase is coherent (optics)

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upper limit on velocity in condensed matter

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total electrical resistance for circuit with two resistors in parallel

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Kepler's Third Law: period squared propto distance cubed

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subset of the frequency relation derivation. Intended for display on the homepage

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total electrical resistance for circuit with two resistors in series

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Using the 2D equations of motion, show that projectile path is second order polynomial of the form y = a x^2 + b x + c

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Newton's Second Law of Motion: vector to scalar