Data are unclear and not as readily interpretable when coding classes are not mutually:
A) exclusive.
B) elusive.
C) enforced.
D) inclusive.

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When coding classes are not mutually exclusive, it means that a data point can belong to more than one class/category, leading to overlapping categories and confusion in interpretation. Therefore, data are unclear and not readily interpretable.

Data Are Unclear and Not as Readily Interpretable When Coding