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Tag: rate of change

15 April 202215 April 2022 physbang Astronomy, Energy, Waves

Energy Budget

It is well known that darker surfaces heat up faster than lighter surfaces and reach a higher maximum temperature. But why? When the maximum temperature is achieved, there is a state of thermal equilibrium that is is due to a balance between the rates at which (new) energy is being absorbed and (previously) stored energy … Continue reading Energy Budget

14 November 202014 November 2020 physbang electricity, Energy, Exam Tips, Mechanics

Power is the Rate of Change of Energy

There are two booklets available on physbang.com to help you revise the equations that you are expected to know by the end of Y10. These booklets were posted a few months ago (click here to read that post and download the booklets) but it has since been pointed out that one equation is missing: sorry … Continue reading Power is the Rate of Change of Energy

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