Two good ways to make numerical data more understandable are to ________
A) ?use a visual aid and compare the number to something your listeners already know.
B) ?use exact numbers and explain every factor that might skew the mean.
C) ?use rates of increase more often than you use ratios, and use visual aids.
D) ?compare the number to something already in their experience, and enumerate.
E) ?compare the data by using analogies, and incorporate data into vivid examples.
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