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Which sentence conveys the thought that just one person could locate the error?
 A) Only Zack could locate the one error in the coding.
 B) Zack could only locate the one error in the coding.
 C) Zack could locate only the one error in the coding.

Question 2

What is a table and how can it be used to present data?



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

A table is an orderly arrangement of data into columns and rows. Tables show a large amount of numerical data in a small space, which makes it easy for readers to see the results more quickly than they could find them by searching through narrative text.



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