Consider an objection from one of the three previous scenarios: If you were the data analyst involved, how would you respond to your stakeholders?What would be the impact of not addressing these objections?Now, write 2-3 sentences (40-60 words)

Question 5Asking questions including, “Does my analysis answer the original question?” and “Are there other angles I haven’t considered?” enable data analysts to accomplish what tasks? Select all that apply.1 pointUse data to get to a solid conclusionHelp their team make informed, data-driven decisionsIdentify primary and secondary stakeholdersConsider the best ways to share data with others

Wait for more data to come in to determine if it will support stakeholder anecdotesAsk your stakeholders to share the data they used to support their anecdotesRe-examine the data to determine if a mistake was made during data analysisAsk the team that prepared the table to re-analyze the dataYou reviewed a data summary table and noticed that the results are different from what stakeholders have anecdotally reported. Which of the following actions would you most likely take?

Why is it a good idea to clarify your customer's objection?A.Your customer gets a chance to modify the objection.B.You get more information about the objection.C.You get to talk about how to plan to solve the objection.D.A and BE.A, B, and C

Question 5A company defines a problem it wants to solve. Then, a data analyst gathers relevant data, analyzes it, and uses it to draw conclusions. The analyst shares their analysis with subject-matter experts, who validate the findings. Finally, a plan is put into action. What does this scenario describe? 1 pointCustomer serviceIdentification of trends Data scienceData-driven decision-making

Which problems might a data analyst encounter when running an analysis?