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I'm studying English pronouns and my book says that the sentence "the way in which" is incorrect and I have to use, instead, only "the way". Is it true? And if so, why?

Here are some sentences:

1. That's the way in which the world goes round.
2. That's the way in which I like it.
3. Now we'll consider the two ways in which aircraft can fly.

I'm studying English pronouns and my book says that the sentence "the way in which" is incorrect and I have to use, instead, only "the way". Is it true? And if so, why?

Here are some sentences:

1. That's the way in which the world goes round.

2. That's the way in which I like it.

3. Now we'll consider the two ways in which aircraft can fly.

I'm studying English pronouns and my book says that the sentence "the way in which" is incorrect and I have to use, instead, only "the way". Is it true? And if so, why?

I'm studying English pronouns and my book says that the sentence "the way in which" is incorrect and I have to use, instead, only "the way". Is it true? And if so, why?

Here are some sentences:

1. That's the way in which the world goes round.
2. That's the way in which I like it.
3. Now we'll consider the two ways in which aircraft can fly.