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No, the MCAT does not provide an equation sheet. Unlike some standardized tests, you are expected to memorize key physics, chemistry, and biology equations. However, most of the equations you need are based on fundamental concepts, so understanding how they work is more important than pure memorization. The test often requires applying equations rather than just recalling them. To prepare, make your own equation sheet while studying and practice using the formulas in different problem-solving scenarios. Focusing on understanding rather than rote memorization will help you succeed on the MCAT.
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