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A data analyst is reviewing the results of a survey. Respondents used the terms “avg,” “average,” and “avg.” throughout the survey in a response for the word “average.” Because of this, the analyst changed all related answers to say “average.” Which of the following are reasons why the analyst MOST likely made these changes? (Choose two.)

  • A. Data attribute limitations
  • B. Data accuracy
  • C. Data completeness
  • D. Data manipulation
  • E. Data blending
  • F. Data consistency
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Swift_and_Quick
8 months, 1 week ago
B. Data accuracy F. Data consistency By standardizing the term used for "average" responses to just "average," the analyst is likely aiming to improve both data accuracy and data consistency. Data accuracy is crucial in ensuring that the information collected reflects the true values or opinions of the respondents. By consolidating variations of the term "average" into a single standard term, the analyst reduces potential confusion or misinterpretation of the data. Additionally, maintaining data consistency enhances the overall quality and usability of the dataset. Consistent formatting and terminology make it easier to analyze and compare data across different responses and sections of the survey.
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