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Formula Derived Physical Quantity

This document lists various derived physical quantities in physics and their corresponding SI units and dimensional formulas. It includes 36 common physical quantities such as area, volume, density, velocity, acceleration, force, energy, power, electric charge, potential, resistance, and more. For each quantity, it provides the dimensional formula, SI unit, and a brief definition or explanation. This covers a wide range of fundamental and derived units used to describe physical properties in mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, and other domains of classical physics.

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Formula Derived Physical Quantity

This document lists various derived physical quantities in physics and their corresponding SI units and dimensional formulas. It includes 36 common physical quantities such as area, volume, density, velocity, acceleration, force, energy, power, electric charge, potential, resistance, and more. For each quantity, it provides the dimensional formula, SI unit, and a brief definition or explanation. This covers a wide range of fundamental and derived units used to describe physical properties in mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, and other domains of classical physics.

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S.

No

Derived Physical
Quantity
1 Area
2 Volume
3 Density
4 Specific Gravity
5 Frequency
6 Angle
7 Velocity
8 Speed
9 Areal velocity
10 Acceleration
11 Linear momentum
12 Force
13 Weight
14 Moment of
force/Torque/Couple
15 Impulse
16 Pressure
17 Work
18 Kinetic Energy
19 Potential Energy
20 Gravitational constant
21 Gravitational field strength
22 Gravitational Potential
23 Force constant (k)
24 Power
25 Moment of Inertia ( I )
26 Stress
27 Strain
28 Modulus of Elasticity
29 Poissions Ratio
30 Velocity gradient
31 Coefficient of dynamic
viscosity

Formula

w=mg

mgh

=-1

32 Surface Tension
33 Angular displacement ()
34 Angular velocity()
35 Angular acceleration()
36 Angular momentum
37 Angular Impulse
38 Temperature

I
I

39 Coefficient of linear
expansion()
40 Specific heat
41 Latent heat
42 Entropy
43 Thermal capacity
44 Gas constant
45 coefficient of thermal
conductivity
46 Pole strength
47 Magnetic Moment
48 Magnetic flux
49 Magnetic field,magnetic
flux density (B)
50 Permeability of free space
51 Magnetic susceptibilty also
called volumetric or bulk
susceptibility m
52 Electric Charge
53 Electric potential
54 E.M.F
55 Electric Capacity
56 Electric Resistance
57 Resistivity
58 Conductivity
59 Permittivity
60 Electric conductance
61 Electric power
62 Electrical Impedance(Z)
63 Electrical admittance
64 Self Inductance(L)
65 Boltzmanns constant
66 Stefans constant
67 Co-efficient of friction
68 Dielectric constant

m = r 1

1/

1/Z(Reciprocal of electric
impedance)

=,N=Normal reaction
It is also called relative
permittivity

69 Plancks constant
70 Refractive index
71 Focal length(f)

72 Power of a lens (P)

73 Wave number
74 Wave length

Distance between center of


the lens(mirror) to its focus
The reciprocal of the focal
length of a lens in meters is
called power of a lens; p=1/f
No.of waves/distance
Length of a wave

Dimensional Formula
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S.I Unit of physical quantity

No units
hertz
No units
m/sec
m/sec

kg m/sec
kg-m/ or Newton
kg-m/ or Newton
kg
kg m/sec or Ns
N/ or Pa
Nm or Joule
joule
joule

W or J/sec
kg
N/ or Pa
No units
N/ or Pa
No units
kg(or) N-sec/$latex \m^2$
(or)pascal-sec (or)poiseuille
,N/m
no Units
rad/sec
rad/

or K

kelvin or degree Celsius

/kelvin

Am
weber ; ;J/Amp
Tesla;

no units

Amp sec , coul


Volt
Volt
Farad
Ohm () or volt/amp
Ohm mt (-m)
Siemens/m
farad/m
Siemens (or) mhos
Watt
Ohm () or volt/amp
Siemens (or) mhos
weber/amp or Henry
J/kelvin
dimension less scalar

no units

dimension less

no

units

J.sec (or) eV.sec


no units
meter

diaptors

meter

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