MCAT Physics: momentum, moment, impulse

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Foggybrain

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Hello everyone,
I don't see on the AAMC list of topics for the MCAT that linear, angular momentum, moment or impulse are listed. Fair to assume that they are not on the exam? Thank you for your help.
 
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