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Kikoku

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Which statement is the BEST guide for feasibility reports?
 a. Include conclusions; exclude recommendations.
  b. Include both conclusions and recommendations.
  c. Include a recommendation at/near the beginning.
  d. Include a recommendation at the end if it's negative.

Question 2

An analytical report
 a. is designed to solve a specific problem or answer research questions.
  b. draws inferences in its body and therefore does not have a conclusions section.
  c. neither a nor b is correct.
  d. both a and b are correct.



kxciann

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

A



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