TEAS V - Physics Questions

[ndb0001]

Are the formulas given to you for the physics questions on the TEAS V?

[PeekaPooh]

when i took the TEAS, there were physics questions, but there weren't any that involve formulas, like KE=1/2MV^2. But then, again, I do not know if all TEAS version 5 are the same or not.

However, they ask questions about KE and PE, similar to the examples in the TEAS book. For example, if a penny is dropped from a building, is it KE, PE, or PE turning into KE, etc...

[amjam]

I personally did not get any questions about physics, other than a basic question regarding mass (even then, I think it was more based on chemistry than physics...).

Obviously, this will depend on which test you ultimately get, but I doubt they will expect you to know any exceptionally "difficult" equations.

[PeekaPooh]

I just reviewed my TEAS book and you know what? This isn't related to physics, but it's related to chemistry. There are 2 equations that you should know: Saturated hydrocarbons (CnH2n+2) and unsaturated hydrocarbons (CnH2n). Review this section in your TEAS book for more info, it's under the "Chemical Bonds Between Atoms in Common Molecules."

[GoldenDomer63]

Any physics questions you might encounter on TEAS are only going to ask you for definitions of variables in an equation, or identify a relationship between specific variables.

I didn't encounter any physics questions/problems on my TEAS V test. The majority of the questions were geared towards chemistry, biology and physiology.