Talia was a scientist whose research compared the birth rates of young
women of a new england community over the course of five years. she was
just asked to present her research. the problem is that she didn't know how
to present this information on a slide. she comes to you and asks for advice.
what do you recommend that she do?
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a. populate an infographic with her poverty rate statistics in a slide
presentation
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b. write a detailed report and print out her findings
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c. you explain to her that it is going to be extremely hard, if not
impossible, to present her information to the crowd.
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d. explain, in paragraph form, all of her data and research on her
slides.

A. Populate an info-graphic with her poverty rate statistics in a slide  presentation

Explanation:

You certainly require making a detailed report and then print out the findings. But that should be in slides and you need to make the best use of the statistics.  

And you certainly need to populate an info-graphic with her poverty rate statistics in a slide. Info-graphic is the best way to represent research findings. And hence, this is the correct answer.  

Also, the detailed report and to print out her findings will be useless, as It will be hard to analyze from such raw data. We need to clean the data first. And that we do through preparation of the info-graphics.  

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