Does the Physics Subject Test cover Physics B and C or just B?

Test Preparation
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<p>I gotta know.</p>

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<p>Just B, no calculus. It felt remarkably similar to the AP Physics B Multiple choice</p>

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<p>Thanks man!</p>

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<p>Not totally true. The Physics subject test asks a few questions on relativity, which actually isnt covered in B or C, radioactive decay and on angular motion, which all you need to know for the test are the formulas. Angular momentum is covered in C. </p>

<p>Expect no more than 4 questions on Relativity or angular motion on the subject test. In the June test, I got 1 question on relativity, 2 on radioactive decay, and 0 on angular motion.</p>

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<p>How would you study the parts of the test that aren’t covered in Physics B?</p>

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<p>Review Book! I recommend PR! I got a 790 through self-study 50% of test. Also, Sparknotes Physics (Which i believe is online) is excellent for relativity.</p>

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<p>Alright. Thanks you guys! :D</p>

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<p>your welcome (: just remember that you can still easily get an 800 even if you dont have a clue about the extra topics. The curve for an 800 is very generous.</p>