Which of the following is FALSE about the use of percentages when reporting results?
a. Unless decimals have a special purpose, they should be omitted.
b. Percentages should be rounded to whole numbers.
c. Decimals may convey greater accuracy than the figures can support.
d. It is unnecessary and redundant to include percentages along with the raw count for frequency analyses.
e. All of these statements are true concerning the use of percentages when reporting results.
Question 2
Vladimir is tasked with designing a mobile website for his company. Since the company already has a website, he uses responsive technology to transform the existing site into a mobile one. He then makes sure that all of the content on the mobile site is short and minimalistic to encourage faster loading times. Some parts of the site need to be zoomed out while others need to be zoomed in, and the site is designed so that users can pinch the screen to change between the two. Finally, several geolocation technologies are integrated into the mobile site. Which of the following BEST describes a strategic error in Vladimir's website design?
a. Vladimir shouldn't have sacrificed richer content for faster loading times.
b. Vladimir shouldn't have incorporated location-specific information into the site.
c. Vladimir shouldn't have depended on the site's users to do any pinching.
d. Vladimir should have made the mobile site from scratch instead of converting a desktop site.
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