Definition of Table. A systematic arrangement of data usually in rows
and columns for ready reference.
- You must understand the Code Tables to pass
an electrical examination
- You
will be questioned over 425 times on the Tables
Understanding the Code Tables is very important to the reader of the
book preparing to take an electrical exam. During my journey traveling
21 states, 84 cities preparing electricians for their license exam,
I've experienced the weakness the student had in applying the Code
Tables. Some have missed passing the exam by one or two points merely
by being unfamiliar with the Code Tables and how they are applied.
Yes, some exam questions are difficult
even to the
experienced Code person. I know in my preparation for the exam years
ago I missed the tough ones also. But, the key to passing the exam is
miss the tough ones in class or in your homework, not the day of the
exam. I've always felt the advantage I had was when I missed one I said
to myself, "you got me on that one, but you won't ever get me again on
that one."
My experience in preparing over 20,000
for the exam
over the years is I have found several students continue to miss the
same question over and over. I've given them the question in the
afternoon of class and explained the Code reference and answer, and for
homework that evening I've included the same question and they missed
it again even though approximately five hours earlier the answer was
explained to them. This has to be corrected in order to pass the
electrical exam.
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In this book I show the Table
and place arrows 
in the Tables and notes and mark the key words that will take you to
the correct answer.
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