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burton19126

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Assume you and your supervisor discussed a project that you will begin soon. The supervisor identified the problem to study and the purpose of the study but asks that you prepare a proposal before beginning the work. What factor can you safely exclude from the proposal?
 a. Definition of problem and purpose
  b. Delimitations
  c. Estimate of resources needed
  d. Limitations

Question 2

Identify the verb in the sentence. He approves all travel requests.



nguyenhoanhat

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

approves



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