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What are the important equations of physics?

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If you check the Wikipedia article "Physics equations", you'll find a LOT of equations. Too much trouble to copy them all here - and anyway, Answers.com has trouble formatting such things.

Probably all of them are "important" at some point or another. Whether they are important for you, specifically, will depend on what area you are working in (or studying). Fortunately, the equations in the Wikipedia are organized by topic.

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