Based on the question provided above, there are no choices
provided and I have found a similar question that has its choices which are;
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Use only complex sentences
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Correct run-on sentences
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Correct fragments
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Use only simple sentences
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Reduce sentence lengths
With the given choices, the correct answers are the
following;
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Correct run-on sentences – run on sentences
should be corrected in order for the faulty sentences to be improved and revise
as they contain two or more main clause or independent clause in which are
being joined without any word to correct them and by this, it makes the readers
confused.
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Correct fragments – fragments should be
corrected as these are sentences that are incomplete that makes the content of
an information to lose its value as the information is incomplete.
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Reduce sentence lengths – it is best to reduce
sentence lengths so that the readers won’t find the reading material boring to
read at and in the same time, make it more easy and attractive to read
<span>To properly target potential customers, it is necessary to know not only what the needs are of the people they're advertising, they also need to know how the item will be used. There are multiple reasons that a customer would buy an item or service, so I assume media planners would need to use psychographic classifications to know who their target audience is and what they would like. How heavily planners rely on these classsifications probably effects the response they received from the audience.</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
I think it is d
It is the only non degrading answer
Answer:
The correct answer is letter "C": Hispanic Americans.
Explanation:
Hispanic Americans represent the second largest ethnic group in the United States with 52 million people according to the U.S. Census Bureau (2010), which is 16.7% of the total population. Hispanic Americans are the largest group using mobile devices for different purposes that go from banking to streaming services. It is estimated that around 47 million of them are U.S. citizens.
In such a scenario, <em>mobile carriers such as Sprint, AT&T or U.S. Cellular should focus on how to provide them with services that attract Hispanic Americans' attention so those companies can boost their sales.</em>
