Physics Cram Sheet

<p>For those of you taking the subject test this Saturday, [this</a> cram sheet](<a href=“http://www.millcreekhighschool.org/users/120MyDocs/cram_sheet_6.01.pdf]this”>http://www.millcreekhighschool.org/users/120MyDocs/cram_sheet_6.01.pdf) might prove to be extremely helpful.</p>

<p>It’s meant for the AP B exam, but there is a lot of conceptual stuff (which isn’t obvious) that’s likely to appear on the subject test as well. There aren’t many formulas in here, but lots of info to help with concepts.</p>

<p>note: you can ignore stuff about fluids, as that’s only on the AP exam</p>

<p>Awesome!!! Thanks so much. </p>

<p>Here’s a [formula</a> sheet](<a href=“http://www.erikthered.com/tutor/facts-and-formulas-3-ref.pdf]formula”>http://www.erikthered.com/tutor/facts-and-formulas-3-ref.pdf) tooooo!</p>

<p>Ehehehe now I have to learn Physics in the next six dayysss. :(</p>

<p>anyone want to put sort of a heirarchy on these topics? </p>

<p>for example, mechanics is probably number one, modern physics maybe last?</p>

<p>ommmmmmmmmmmmmmgggggg physicccccccs</p>

<p>let’s all be bizzzzzzzzzzzzzzy little worker beesss!</p>

<p>I love your series/parallel chart… lol :)</p>

<p>Whats the bird and the fish? for refraction</p>

<p>you know those problems where a bird is looking down at the water and a fish is there but its real position is different than what the bird sees?</p>

<p>wow i hope this helps alot!! i’m so scared about this saturday :(</p>

<p>sounds like an optics problem… something i dont know too well. :{. anyone?</p>

<p>magnetic fields are killer too…</p>

<p>is it okay if i skip over optics?</p>

<p>Index of refraction.
Since water is denser than air, the light ray bends toward the normal (FAST - faster away, slower toward). The fish would appear to be closer than it actually is.</p>