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How could you reorganize Table 2-2 so that the data would be more useful?

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velikii [3]4 years ago

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First, I would make a copy of Table 2-2 with some color of ink
that's visible, to replace the current one printed in invisible ink.

That change would immediately make the whole table more useful,
and I could go ahead and think about how to reorganize the data.

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