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They say it doesn't but I had a question regarding the volume of a cylinder, which I had totally forgotten about and did not study.
There is no direct geometry like finding angles, but I did notice questions that forced you to find volume and other such geometric things that had to do with a non geometric answer lol.
To be honest, cylinder volume is more of a third semester calculus concept as the formula (pi*r^2)*h derives from calculus😉 Think of it this way, the volume of a cylinder is like taking the integral across the entire height of the cylinder with a dx slice of a circle. You add up all the circles along the height of the cylinder to get the volume of the cylinder just like finding the area under a curve by adding up all the dx * f(x) pieces.
As for graph transformations, I would think that many of those concepts are mirrored in algebra courses and precalc courses more making them fair game for the PCAT. I didn't take the June PCAT, so someone has to verify that they no longer exist.
