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Discuss three elements of a quantitative research report that you perceive as the most important when reviewing this type of research report. Why are these three elements important to you and how would this section of the report determine whether you use it for support of your solution?

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This solution looks at three elements of a quantitative research and justifies their function and importance in the report and also in support of the solution.

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One element of a quantitative research report that I perceive as the most important when reviewing this type of research report, is the quality and pertinence of the hypothesis. This element of a quantitative research report is vitally important due to the fact that the basis for the entire research is the seeking of verification, or to prove the explanation for a given problem that is provided for in the hypothesis. This section of the report will determine whether ...

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