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Originally Posted by stevejones2
Dear Mr Lim
General Chemsitry page 58
The poorly photocopied graphs you give are all incorrect. The distribution should not be symmetrical as shown in D it should be non-bell shaped in nature.
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The diagrams given in options A, B and C are deliberately incorrect, as they are WRONG answers in the multiple choice. D which is the right answer is not a bell curve but is a Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution. The graph clearly shows the curve has a peak around the center and a long tail to the right of the graph (i.e. toward increasing speed).
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Originally Posted by stevejones2
Page 118 - Q6 Conjugate acid of stated acid is none of the answers
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Q6 is a replication from Q5, as you will see, both questions are the same, this is a duplication error.
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Originally Posted by stevejones2
T35,38,39,116,128,131,147,159,168,169,175 (to pick but a few) - superscript/subscript not correctly used - this seems to be a general theme and there are as I sure you know a great many more such errors. It might be an idae to proofread.
Pages 53,85,109 - poorly scanned diagrams from text books almost impossible to read.
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To address your points, since you have not pointed this out, one of the most embarassing errors in the manuals is that somehow during the printing of the Physics Manual, all the ":"(colon) signs have been replaced by a X(Capital x), we discovered this after the sets were already printed, so that is very embarassing.
The mistakes should not have happened, and typing errors and minor mistakes will be corrected in the next publishing run. There is no excuses for them, when you are writing over 800 pages of material, you try to keep mistakes to a minimum, obviously we didn't catch them all.
I am relieved that your dissappointment in the manuals were confined to typing errors and graphs that are a bit faint. Those things are easily fixed.
Now if you had said the topics and material covered in the manuals did not correspond to the topics examined in the GAMSAT.
Or that the GAMSAT questions in the manuals were not realistic to the real GAMSAT.
Or that after studying from the manuals, it did not give you an excellent preparation for the GAMSAT.
Or even that the outlined study method was the wrong way to approach the GAMSAT, that the manuals were not a good way to prepare for the GAMSAT, well those kind of criticisms I would be extremely concerned about.
With respect to those typical concerns I listed above regarding the GG manuals, there has been nothing but positive feedback from both past and current candidates.
As such, there is no excuses for the typing errors and I will have 8 manuals gone over with a fine tooth comb so as many of the typing errors will be corrected in the next print run.