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How long will it be until you can take it again if you just do poorly today? IMO unless it's longer than 4 years, take the L today and study up for the next one. It's too risky. Today might be the day they decide to do a body search. Even then, while you're in the test, they'll probably hear and/or see you ruffling your paper.
Otherwise, best thing I can give you is to start committing formulas you think you'll need to memory, then at the beginning of the test dump them anywhere you are allowed to write them, so you can focus on problem solving and symbol pushing.
If you have to take the test one extra time, you should be fine in the long run. It might very well be painful/embarrassing/costly for the next six months, but once you get your score when you're better prepared, you'll be fine.
Good luck with your exam.
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