Where Can I Find a Comprehensive List of General Physics Equations?

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A comprehensive list of general physics equations can be found in various physics textbooks, which also provide explanations for their application. Users are seeking resources that compile these equations in a clear format, similar to an equation sheet. While such lists exist, understanding the equations requires context and interpretation, typically covered in educational materials. The study of physics encompasses not only the equations but also their meanings and applications. For a thorough grasp, it's recommended to consult detailed physics resources or textbooks.
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Hi everyone, i I was reading a physics book, (calculus based), and i resumed all the equations (almost I think) with two equations:

x(t)=x(starting) + ∫v(t)dt
v(t)=v(starting) + ∫a(t)dt
..
etc...

i want to know if there is a list of these general equations, physics general formulas... do you know if there are some or book that describes these formulas or treats every formula like these?
 
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I think you're asking for an equation sheet like this:

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Of course, the equations will be difficult to use or understand without some explanation, which is provided in pretty much all physics textbooks.

If you want a list of equations and to learn how to use them and understand what they mean then you're describing the study of physics
 
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