When you organize an analytical report indirectly, in what order should the ideas be presented?
A)Introduction/problem, conclusions/recommendations, facts/findings, and discussion/analysis
B)Introduction/background, facts/findings, and summary
C)Introduction/problem, facts/findings, discussion/analysis, and conclusions/recommendations
D)The indirect strategy does not follow a set order of ideas.

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The indirect approach for organizing an analytical report typically follows this sequence: Introduction/problem, facts/findings, discussion/analysis, and then conclusions/recommendations. This structure guides the reader through the context and evidence before presenting the final conclusions or recommendations.

When You Organize an Analytical Report Indirectly, in What Order