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Illustrating your data effectively for your report takes careful planning. Before choosing your visual aids, consider the situation, the audience, and the data. Consider the following scenario, and then answer the question. Beth is writing a report on office lighting and work productivity. She uses a bar chart to depict the increase in work productivity after softer lighting is installed. She places the chart two pages after the point where it is mentioned. What advice should you give her? Place the graphic close to the point where it is mentioned. Place the graphic in a separate report. Place the graphic at the end of the report