Prep Book Questions

<p>I plan on taking the US History, Physics, and Math II SAT Subject Tests June 6 [shortly after my AP US, AP Physics B, and Pre-Cal finals].</p>

<p>For US History, I planned on getting a copy of the AMSCO book and my old notes for both tests, but my older sister has a copy of a 2004-2005 Princeton Review one. Anything that would somehow make this outdated/a bad bet?</p>

<p>For AP Physics B, I haven't decided on much beyond using my old school tests - I know the AP test and Subject test have some different material, so I'm not sure if I want to buy an AP or Subject Test prep book - advice here?</p>

<p>And I'm taking Math II. I've been doing pretty well in Pre-Cal, managed to understand everything so far, but I want to get a book to be on the safe side. Thing is, my sister [again] has a 2004-2005 Kaplan Math IC and Math IIC prep book. So [again] is there anything that would make this book outdated?</p>

<p>For some more information, it's not that the books are prohibitively expensive or anything; just that my parents don't see any reason to buy new ones if the old ones work.</p>

<p>I’d really recommend getting a physics subj. prep book, e.g. PR, if anything just to get used to the type of questions, content, etc. Much less testing of calculation, much more testing of conceptual understanding in the subject test.</p>