<p>In the SAT Physics subject test, will the universal constants, like gravity, electrostatic, permittivity and planck's constant etc. be provided or do we need to memorize their values?</p>
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<p>You’re in luck. Since you can’t use a calculator on the test, they will not ask you to use constants in equations. The only one you might need to know is gravity, and they will let you round that to 10m/s^2 on every problem.</p>