19. Which of these must never be a basis for a technical report?
(A) personal prejudices
(B) experiments
(C) tests
(D) facts
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facts
Explanation:
A technical report establishes a logical conclusion on the basis of the facts laid down and the purpose for which these facts are required. 3. Which of these must never be a basis for a technical report? Explanation: A report must never be based on personal prejudices and misplaced learning.
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Answer: The correct answer is A) that is technical report should never be created using personal prejudices and unreliable information, it has to be unbiased. It draws attention to how important the facts are.
Explanation:
- A written report created by a researcher that details a project's outcomes is an example of a technical report. The researcher completes the technical report and submits it to the project's sponsor.
- A technical report's goal is to completely and clearly summarize technical work, the motivation for it, the outcomes, and any ramifications.
- The technical report is used to disseminate information about the work and may at some point turn out to be helpful information about it.
- Based on the presented data and the goal for which they are needed, a technical report draws a logical conclusion.
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