<p>I am currently preparing for Physics test on June, and I've already learned about entrophy but i was never informed that the chaos theory was covered. Then as i was reading through the posts regarding physics test, i saw a thread that says PR do not cover the Chaos theory when the actual test do, did they mean entrophy?</p>
<p>Do you mean entropy? If so, then yes, but you'll only see 1 or 2 questions about the laws of thermodynamics.</p>
<p>Chaos Theory is NOT Entropy.</p>
<p>Get your Chaos theory required reading in:</p>
<p>What</a> is Chaos? An Interactive Online Course for Everyone</p>
<p>What</a> is chaos theory a definition from WhatIs.com - see also: butterfly effect</p>
<p>In terms of chaos theory, entropy, laws of thermodynamics, kepler's laws etc.</p>
<p>Are those just definitions/factual things we have to know, or will we need to do any problem-solving with those?</p>
<p>Thermodynamics and Kepler are involved in problem solving. I never really studied chaos theory since it was never covered in any book. Where does it say that it's on the SAT 2 physics?</p>
<p>In the CB's book, listed under Contemporary Physics, along with astrophysics and superconductivity.</p>
<p>SC was on my test, Chaos was not. I still recommend reading the links I provided, I thought it was fascinating.</p>