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1. In the context of the TPG/DARC, an Implication is, or can be:
beneficial
detrimental
neutral
All of the Above
None of the Above
2. TPG/DARC is a specific, highly-detailed, step-by-step (rote) procedure to be followed for any type of business analysis inquiry.
True
False
3. TPG/DARC is useful only for business leaders that have earned an MBA.
True
False
4. As discussed in class, by convention datasets that are considered "well-structured" for analysis are organized as:
Variables in rows; Observations in columns
Variables as factors; Observations as features
Variables in columns; Observations as factors
Variables in columns; Observations as rows
Factors at the intersection of Features and Observations
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