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When considering the audience of a formal report, a writer should:
Determine the best style and tone with which to approach the project
All of these answers
Consider what information readers will expect to read
Consider whether the report will be published internally or externally
Determine the best style and tone with which to approach the project
All of these answers
Consider what information readers will expect to read
Consider whether the report will be published internally or externally
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The correct answer is: **All of these answers**.
When preparing a formal report, a writer should consider the best style and tone appropriate for the audience, understand what information readers will expect to see, and determine whether the report is intended for internal or external publication. Each of these factors contributes significantly to the effectiveness of the report.
When preparing a formal report, a writer should consider the best style and tone appropriate for the audience, understand what information readers will expect to see, and determine whether the report is intended for internal or external publication. Each of these factors contributes significantly to the effectiveness of the report.
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