<p>Is it possible to score a 5 on the Physics B exam if you know nothing about waves, optics or atomic and nuclear physics? (My teacher didn't get to these topics)</p>
<p>probably, but you need just about everything else right. Also, if there is a waves/optics FR AND an atomic/nuclear FR, there’s not much leeway for error on other parts.</p>
<p>You have two days, you should definitely be able to learn both topics in time. My suggestion is to start with atomic/nuclear, then waves, and finally optics.</p>
<p>Technically, but you’ll have to get almost everything that you know how to do right.</p>
<p>I suggest learning waves and optics over the weekend, there will be a few questions on there that you’ll be able to answer if you study those, since they’re not too hard compared with everything else.</p>