Multiple Choice
When reporting percentages, why is it a good idea to also report the underlying frequencies?
A) Percentages alone can sometimes be misleading
B) Percentages fail to provide sufficient information
C) Percentages is not as good as frequencies when describing data
D) Both a & b
E) Both b & c
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