1. Communicating quantitative information Using numbers, or quantitative data, adds crecibility to your business reports. Interpreting quantitative eata in your reports heips support your message; however, there are several steps you must take before interpreting quantitative data. To interpret the data you have collected, you must classify it, summarize it, and condense it to Read the scenario about interpreting data, and then answer the question You manage a pet supply shop and are considering expanding your hours. You pol your cistomers to find out what eatra hours ther would most likely visit the store. Of the 213 who answer, 98 say they would prefer weehday evening hours, 65 say 5 uncay atmmoons, and the rest have no preference. You need to present a report on the date to the shop onnec Why would using a percentage be the best way to present this information to the shopls owner? It will hide the rew numbers. It's a fast way for the owner to see the custonters' preferences. It's easy to caiculate. You manage a pet supply shop and are considering expanding your hours. You poll your customers to find out what extra hours they would most likely visit the store. Of the 213 who answer, 98 say they would prefer weekday evening hours, 65 say Sunday afternoons, and the rest have no preference. You need to present a report on the data to the shop's owner. Why would using a percentage be the best way to present this information to the shop's owner? It will hide the raw numbers. It's a fast way for the owner to see the customers' preferences. It's easy to caiculate. Common language reduces difficult figures to the common denominator of language and ideas. Which of the following are examples of common language? Check all that apply. Grophics Raw data Dow Jones industrial Average Fractions Which of the following is important for report writers to remember when communicating quantitative information? Common language reduces difficult figures to a "common denominator" of language and ideas. Boid graphics are more iffective at relaying information thot using a common denorninatoc