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Do we need to know hydrodynamics (fluids in motion) and solids for the OAT? The guideline says we only need to know hydrostatics but the OAT review book covers both hydrostatics and hydrodynamics as well as solids. For those that have already taken the oat, any of these tested? flow rate, continuity equation, bernoulli's equation, strain (tensile and shear), stress, young' modulus and bulk modulus....etc?? Also, do we need to know AC circuits as well, it doesn't say on the guideline either. Thanks for any help!