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May 17, 2016
The AP Chem book has a ton of formulas that aren't on the reference table supplied. Can anyone let me know if I should memorize all of these? It has been many years since I have taken college chemistry and am getting nervous as I am working through these problems?
What is expected to memorize? What are the main topics to study? I have looked at the examples and they seem ok, but in this book the details are incredible.
Any help is appreciated! I just want to know what to expect! Thanks!
AYA-Bio
I took the AYA-Bio test last year (and passed!) and used old AP Bio material to study with. Although I can't speak for equations that need to be memorized (since there aren't really any for Bio) I can say that it was absolutely necessary for me to be VERY well versed in AP curriculum for Biology. Hopefully someone else can answer your equation ques...See More
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