When writing the proposal, you should assume that the reader:

(A) will know which data analytic techniques are appropriate for your study without a detailed explanation.

(B) is an expert in the area you are addressing and will be familiar with common issues, variables, instruments, etc.

(C) can discern for him/herself what the importance of the study is.

(D) knows nothing about the proposed project, so all the details must be thoroughly explained.

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Parker Collins

Business

17 August, 10:17

When writing the proposal, you should assume that the reader:

(A) will know which data analytic techniques are appropriate for your study without a detailed explanation.

(B) is an expert in the area you are addressing and will be familiar with common issues, variables, instruments, etc.

(C) can discern for him/herself what the importance of the study is.

(D) knows nothing about the proposed project, so all the details must be thoroughly explained.

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Alvin Thompson · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter "D": knows nothing about the proposed project, so all the details must be thoroughly explained.

Explanation:

Business proposals are detailed documents that expose project ideas and are generally addressed to investors to attract their interest in the venture. The proposal writer must have the ability to comprise all the strengths of the business ideas in a summarized, clear, step-by-step file that could convince entrepreneurs to be part of the project.