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ICE Princess25 [194]
2 years ago
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A data analyst at a nonprofit organization is working with a dataset about a summer fundraiser. Although they have a lot of usef

ul data by the end of the month, they recognize that the data is insufficient. So, they decide to wait until the end of the season to begin working with the dataset. Which type of insufficient data does this example describe?
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1 answer:
Iteru [2.4K]2 years ago
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The type of insufficient data does this example describe is: Data that keeps updating.

<h3>Who is a data analyst?</h3>

A data analyst can be defined as a person that  help to collect data or information so to discover information  that may be use during decision making process.

In as situation where their is insufficient or enough data despite having useful data  this means that keeps updating.

Therefore this is an example of Data that keeps updating.

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