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Mechanics

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Mechanics

Newton's Second Law Calculator (F=ma)

Compute the net force via F = m·a: enter mass and acceleration to get the force, with the weight W = m·g shown for reference.

F = m·a | Weight W = m·g (g = 9.80665 m/s²)
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Pressure Calculator (P=F/A)

Compute pressure via P = F/A: enter the force and contact area to get results in Pa, kPa and MPa.

P = F / A
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Torque Calculator (τ=F·r·sinθ)

Compute the moment about an axis via τ = F·r·sinθ: enter force, lever arm and angle to get N·m and the effective lever arm.

τ = F·r·sinθ
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Work Calculator (W=F·d·cosθ)

Compute work via W = F·d·cosθ: enter force, displacement and angle to get joules and kWh.

W = F·d·cosθ
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Mechanical Power Calculator (P=F·v)

Compute the instantaneous power of a traction force at constant velocity via P = F·v: enter force and speed to get W, kW and horsepower.

P = F·v
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Kinetic Energy Calculator (Ek=½mv²)

Compute kinetic energy via Ek = ½mv²: enter mass and velocity to get joules and the equivalent drop height.

Ek = ½·m·v²
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Gravitational Potential Energy Calculator (Ep=mgh)

Compute gravitational potential energy via Ep = mgh: enter mass and height to get joules and the landing velocity.

Ep = m·g·h
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Momentum Calculator (p=mv)

Compute momentum via p = m·v: enter mass and velocity to get kg·m/s, with kinetic energy and equivalent impulse for reference.

p = m·v
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Impulse Calculator (J=F·Δt)

Compute impulse via J = F·Δt: enter force and duration to get N·s and the resulting momentum change.

J = F·Δt
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Spring Force Calculator (Hooke's Law F=kx)

Compute spring force via Hooke's law F = k·x: enter stiffness and deformation to get the force and stored energy.

F = k·x
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Elastic Potential Energy Calculator (Ep=½kx²)

Compute elastic potential energy via Ep = ½kx²: enter stiffness and deformation to get joules and the maximum release velocity.

Ep = ½·k·x²
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Spring-Mass Oscillator Period Calculator (T=2π√(m/k))

Compute the simple harmonic period via T = 2π√(m/k): enter mass and stiffness to get period, frequency and angular frequency.

T = 2π·√(m/k)
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Pendulum Period Calculator (T=2π√(L/g))

Compute the pendulum period via T = 2π√(L/g): enter length and gravity to get period and frequency (small-angle approximation).

T = 2π·√(L/g)
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Centripetal Force Calculator (F=mv²/r)

Compute the centripetal force via F = mv²/r: enter mass, velocity and radius to get the force and centripetal acceleration.

F = m·v²/r = m·ω²·r
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Linear & Angular Velocity Calculator (v=ωr)

Compute linear velocity via v = ω·r = 2πn·r/60: enter rotational speed and radius to get linear and angular velocity.

v = ω·r = 2π·n·r/60
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Torque-RPM-Power Calculator (P=τ·n/9549)

Convert motor torque, speed and power via P(kW) = τ(N·m)·n(rpm)/9549: pick any two known values to solve the third.

P = τ·n/9549 (P: kW · τ: N·m · n: rpm)
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Gear Ratio Calculator (i=z₂/z₁)

Compute the gear ratio via i = z₂/z₁: enter driving/driven tooth counts and input speed to get ratio, output speed and torque multiplication.

i = z₂/z₁ = n₁/n₂ = τ₂/τ₁
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Density Calculator (ρ=m/V)

Compute density via ρ = m/V: enter mass and volume (multiple units) to get kg/m³ and g/cm³, compared against water.

ρ = m / V
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Friction Force Calculator (f=μN)

Compute friction via f = μ·N: enter the coefficient and normal force (from direct input, mass or an incline) to get static/kinetic friction.

f = μ·N
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Buoyancy Calculator (Archimedes F=ρgV)

Compute buoyancy via Archimedes' principle F = ρ·g·V: enter liquid density and displaced volume.

F = ρ·g·V