<p>yes or no?</p>
<p>i dont remember getting anything for the chemistry test, but i took it a while ago</p>
<p>For chemistry, you get a periodic table, as well as a guide to all of the abbreviations (atm=atmosphere, V=volume, etc.), and that's it. As for Physics, you get nothing, except a simple note saying: To simplify calculations, you may use g = 10 m/s² in all problems. Good luck, though.</p>
<p>haha they only give us that (physics)? how comforting...</p>
<p>lmao I know... They probably had to include something, so that they didn't leave you completely hanging. Unfortunately, they chose the most useless thing to include in the entire world. Might as well have written about three-toed sloths.</p>
<p>Are you allowed to make your own formula sheet?</p>
<p>um..... no</p>
<p>No. If you can make your own formula sheet, why not just copy your textbook into a notebook, and bring it to the test? If your teachers don't let you use your notes for test (except if it's an open-book exam), why would the insufferable people at the Collegeboard let you?</p>
<p>way back in the summer i thought i would have the comfort of my calc and a formula sheet. now they're both gone! :( arggghhhhh.... i'll probably make a formula sheet before i go to bed and try to cram it in! v=(lamda)f for waves right?</p>