Student Formula Sheets
Free printable formula sheets for students: geometry formulas, temperature conversions, metric prefixes, physics formulas and everyday US↔metric conversion factors — each with worked examples and unit conversions.
Geometry Formula Sheet
Printable geometry formula sheet: area, perimeter, volume and the Pythagorean theorem, with worked examples and unit conversions.
Open sheetTemperature Conversion Formulas
Printable temperature conversion cheat sheet: Fahrenheit, Celsius and Kelvin formulas with worked examples and quick reference points.
Open sheetMetric Prefixes & Scientific Notation
Printable metric prefix table (kilo, milli, micro, nano) and scientific notation guide with binary data prefixes for computer science students.
Open sheetPhysics Formula Sheet (with Unit Conversions)
Printable physics formula sheet: speed, density, force, power and energy with SI units and US customary equivalents.
Open sheetEveryday Conversion Formulas
Printable everyday conversion formula card: the 12 most-used US customary ↔ metric factors with exact NIST-derived constants.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is on the UnitFig formula sheets?
Each sheet pairs standard textbook formulas (geometry, temperature, metric prefixes, physics, everyday conversions) with a worked example that includes the US customary to metric conversion. They are designed to be printed or saved as PDF.
Are the formulas and conversion factors accurate?
The formulas are standard textbook content. Every conversion constant is the exact internationally agreed value from NIST / SI (for example 1 lb = 0.45359237 kg, 1 in = 2.54 cm) — the same constants used across all UnitFig converters.
Can I print these sheets for my class?
Yes. Use the Print / Save as PDF button on any sheet — the print view is formatted to be clean and readable on A4 paper, with navigation hidden.
Do these sheets replace a textbook or teacher?
No. They are study aids that collect the most-used formulas in one place. Always confirm formulas with your textbook, teacher or course materials.
Last Updated 2026 | Formulas are standard textbook content; conversion constants trace to NIST SP 330 & the BIPM SI Brochure.