Inspection and Testing Exercise

[Guitarist]

I find it extremely annoying when working through "examples" in these books, only to find that there is no way I can get the same answers. Eventually, one has to conclude that the book is in error (or end up with underpants on ones head and pencils up ones nose).
Do these authors never proof-read their own books?

 

[tony mc]

I wonder how many members will dust off the said book and have a look!

Mind you its most likely me that wrong and the PFC value is looking at me (Wood trees etc comes to mind) !!!

 

[trev]

Post the question up then mate. Lets all have a look

 

[Guest123]

I've heard nowt but bad things re this Chris Kitcher book.

Apprently it is full of errors throughout.

 

[telectrix]

it does have errors, but it's still a very good book. even the bible has errors. LOL. :bucktooth:

 

[Paul.M]

Haven't they sorted out that book yet? It had these same problems in the 16th ed of it.

 

[tony mc]

Post the question up then mate. Lets all have a look

Its a schedule of test results with blanks in.

Tried to upload a photo of the table but I can't seem to get the thing to work!

 

[Guitarist]

Haven't they sorted out that book yet? It had these same problems in the 16th ed of it.

Do you think Chris is bothered about the errors if it is selling copies?
I was really excited about my copy a few months ago, but quickly became disappointed with the number of errors in it. I've lost faith in whether it is correct or not now. Shame really.

 

[mickys86]

Errors in the answers or not, seems like a book full of exercises sounds like fun. Bit Like the sudoku in the paper. I might look into this book.....

 

[telectrix]

only ever tried that sudoku once. should be renamed sodit, cause that's what i said after 3 minutes. cannot do them, same with that rubik cube, had one when they first came out. it went over next door's fence.