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24 Answers to Exercises

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Exercises are often viewed with suspicion in this kind of book - I tend to read them over, think "what dumb questions!" and ignore them. Of course, I tend to think that because I don't know the answer to one or two, therefore I think the author is at fault - if this is you too, I'm glad I'm not alone!

I've put the exercises here split by chapter, which makes the reading a little harder, I know, but I wouldn't want you to see answers to questions by accident.

If you for some reason disagree with one of the answers you see here, please do get in touch.

Chapter contents

24.1. Answers to Chapter 2
24.2. Answers to Chapter 3
24.3. Answers to Chapter 4
24.4. Answers to Chapter 5
24.5. Answers to Chapter 6
24.6. Answers to Chapter 7
24.7. Answers to Chapter 8
24.8. Answers to Chapter 9
24.9. Answers to Chapter 10
24.10. Answers to Chapter 11
24.11. Answers to Chapter 12
24.12. Answers to Chapter 13
24.13. Answers to Chapter 14
24.14. Answers to Chapter 15
24.15. Answers to Chapter 16
24.16. Answers to Chapter 17
24.17. Answers to Chapter 18
24.18. Answers to Chapter 19

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Michael - 04 Jul 2008

Quote: "Exercises are often viewed with suspicion in this kind of book - I tend to read them over, think "what dumb questions!" and ignore them. Of course, I tend to think that because I don't know the answer to one or two, therefore I think the author is at fault - if this is you too, I'm glad I'm not alone!"

I feel exactly the same way!

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