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Physics Calculator - Mechanics, Waves, Optics & Relativity

Sixteen physics formulas with step-by-step working: kinematics, forces, energy, power, waves, heat, lenses and even E = mc² and time dilation.

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      From Homework Kinematics to Relativity

      AiLoveKit's physics calculator covers the formulas students and engineers reach for most: speed-distance-time, uniformly accelerated motion, Newton's second law, momentum, kinetic and potential energy, work, mechanical power and full projectile motion - then waves, heat capacity, the thin lens equation and the famous relativistic results.

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      Working with circuits as well? Continue to the Electrical Calculator for Ohm's law, power and resistor networks.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Which topics are covered?

      Mechanics (velocity, acceleration, force, momentum, energy, work, power, projectile motion), waves (speed and period), thermodynamics (heat), optics (thin lens equation and magnification) and relativity (E = mc², time dilation, length contraction).

      What units should I use?

      SI units throughout: meters, seconds, kilograms, joules, watts, hertz. Inputs are labeled with their unit and results carry the correct derived unit.

      How is projectile motion computed?

      With the standard flat-ground, no-drag equations: range = v² sin(2θ) ÷ g, flight time = 2v sin(θ) ÷ g and peak height = v² sin²(θ) ÷ 2g.

      Are relativity results accurate?

      Yes - time dilation and length contraction use the exact Lorentz factor γ = 1 ÷ √(1 − β²) with β as a fraction of the speed of light.