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3. Question 3 Queryable change data 1 point involves periodic dumps of source data (usually two most recent snapshots) to create deltas. comes directly from a data source…
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9. Question 9 You recently signed up for a new account with Facebook. The information that you entered when signing up for your account and your interactions on your account…
A data analyst at a book publisher is working on an urgent report for executives. They are using only historical data. What is the most likely reason for choosing to analyze only historical data?
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1. Question 1 A data analyst at a book publisher is working on an urgent report for executives. They are using only historical data. What is the most likely reason…
Which of the following statements about business reporting language under XBRL is CORRECT? (Select all that apply.)
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8. Question 8 Which of the following statements about business reporting language under XBRL is CORRECT? (Select all that apply.) 1 point Under XBRL, cost of goods sold is…
True or false? Simple carbohydrates, like sugar, are important in the diet because they prevent us from getting hungry again quickly after a meal.
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11. Question 11 True or false? Simple carbohydrates, like sugar, are important in the diet because they prevent us from getting hungry again quickly after a meal. 1 point …
Based on the success of your previous releases, the CEO announces a new product release in six months. You think it’s too soon based on your velocity and meet with her to get a solid understanding of what she wants to accomplish with the release and why. At the end of the meeting, she offers to double the size of your team–but she refuses to budge on the launch date. What should you do?
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4. Question 4 Based on the success of your previous releases, the CEO announces a new product release in six months. You think it’s too soon based on your velocity…
