This document is a compilation of fundamental constants, formulas, and conversion factors used in the study of physics, specifically tailored to the curriculum standards of New York State. It serves as a readily available resource during examinations and coursework, providing essential information to students. For example, it includes the gravitational constant (G), the speed of light in a vacuum (c), and various equations related to mechanics, electricity, and waves.
The document’s significance lies in its ability to streamline problem-solving and reduce reliance on memorization, thereby enabling students to focus on conceptual understanding and application of principles. Its use also ensures consistency in calculations across different student submissions, promoting fairness in assessment. Historically, its development has been driven by efforts to align physics education with practical applications and the evolving landscape of scientific knowledge.