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Beginner–Advanced

Kinematic Calculator

Solve SUVAT equations for linear motion. Find any unknown when given three values — covers velocity, displacement, acceleration, and time.

v = u + ats = ut + ½at²v² = u² + 2as
Beginner

Ohm’s Law Calculator

Enter any two of voltage, current, or resistance — solves for the third instantly. Also calculates all four power formulas.

V = IRI = V/RP = VIP = I²R
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Intermediate

Wave Calculator

Calculate wave speed, frequency, wavelength, and period. Includes speed of light and sound presets for electromagnetic and mechanical waves.

v = fλf = 1/TT = λ/v
Open Calculator →Waves & Optics
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Newton’s Second Law Calculator

Calculate force, mass, or acceleration instantly using Newton’s Second Law of Motion. Ideal for mechanics and motion problems.

F = mam = F/aa = F/mForce
Open Calculator →General Physics
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Thermodynamics Calculator

Heat, work, internal energy, and efficiency for thermodynamic processes — ideal gas law, Carnot efficiency, and specific heat capacity.

Q = mcΔTPV = nRTη = 1−T₂/T₁
Coming SoonThermodynamics
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Gravitational Force Calculator

Calculate gravitational attraction between two masses. Newton’s universal gravitation — planetary orbits, surface gravity, and escape velocity.

F = Gm₁m₂/r²g = GM/r²
Coming SoonGravity
📐 Quick Reference
Essential Physics Formulas
  • v = u + atFinal velocity — SUVAT (Kinematics)
  • V = IROhm’s Law — Voltage, Current, Resistance
  • v = fλWave speed = frequency × wavelength
  • F = maNewton’s Second Law of Motion
  • E = mc²Mass-energy equivalence (Einstein)
  • P = VIElectrical power dissipation

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  • Enter known values in the input fields
  • Select the correct units from the dropdown
  • Click Calculate — results show instantly
  • Read the step-by-step solution below
  • Reset for a new problem anytime

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