<p>Best Physics SAT II Books for studying/ taking tests
Princeton, Barrons, Kaplan, etc.?</p>
<p>Princeton. And the Sparknotes online stuff is good too.</p>
<p>after today’s test, I think all of them are useless, including samples of CB.</p>
<p>honestly, after having taken sat physics 3 times(third time was today, FINALLY raped it), you can only prepare adequately with a REAL physics textbook (like giancoli), because it is so concept based that princeton, sparknotes, barrons, etc just don’t cover it(tried them all), unless you had a really good physics teacher at school. Those prep books have the equations but 10% of the test is plugging stuff into equations.</p>
<p>for example, what provides evidence that the universe is expanding? (this was a question from the oct 2009 test)</p>
<p>^ hey that universe expansion question was actually in either the PR book or Barron’s LOL I remember doing it in a practice test, and then seeing it again on the october test.</p>
<p>Yes, it is in the Barrons book under the heading “Doppler Effect with light.”</p>
<p>ok yeah, that was on the barron’s and pr books, but there are still alot more concepts that prep books just don’t </p>
<p>like for example, should a loudspeaker in a stadium be short and wide or tall and narrow?</p>
<p>what was the answer to the question above? could anyone explain?</p>
<p>“should a loudspeaker in a stadium be short and wide or tall and narrow?”</p>