Asked by DeAnthony
Which goal states a quantifiable outcome of a project?
a 10 percent increase in revenue
a 10 percent increase of revenue over a twelve-month period
an increase in revenue
having your product investigated by the TV science show called "Quantum"
What should I choose as my answer?
a 10 percent increase in revenue
a 10 percent increase of revenue over a twelve-month period
an increase in revenue
having your product investigated by the TV science show called "Quantum"
What should I choose as my answer?
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
First, make sure you know what this means, according to your text: "a quantifiable outcome"
Let me know how your text defines this phrase.
Let me know how your text defines this phrase.
Answered by
DeAnthony
Ok, I searched the definitions for "quantifiable", and "outcome". Quantifiable means "something that is capable of being measured or counted." Outcome means "the way a thing turns out; a consequence."
Together, quantifiable outcome means "to be capable of measuring or counting the way something turns out."
Together, quantifiable outcome means "to be capable of measuring or counting the way something turns out."
Answered by
Writeacher
So which of those choices has a quantifiable outcome? The more detailed the better!
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