Is EK Correct

RobbingReality · Dec 24, 2004

In the ExamKrackers instructional physics book it mentions that there are alot of formulas that we do not need to memorize i.e. thermal expansion and angular frequency to name a few. I am curious from the individuals who have taken the MCAT if there is some validity to their statement.

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bgreet · Dec 25, 2004

RobbingReality said:
In the ExamKrackers instructional physics book it mentions that there are alot of formulas that we do not need to memorize i.e. thermal expansion and angular frequency to name a few. I am curious from the individuals who have taken the MCAT if there is some validity to their statement.

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The Most Diabolicalist Boozer This Side of the Mississip

It's true you don't need it. They don't even test on angular velocity and acceleration.

45408 · Dec 25, 2004

don't waste your time memorizing more than a handful of formulas - if you need something complex, they'll give it to you, but past things like v=f*lambda, don't worry.

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