The recommendations you make in a report should
A)interpret the results of your research.
B)not be limited by the report's conclusion.
C)tell audience members what they want to hear.
D)adequately describe the steps that come next.

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D)Don't leave readers wondering what they need to do in order to act on your recommendation. For example, rather than saying, "Buy Stock A if the price drops," a much better recommendation would say, "Buy 100 shares of Stock A if the price drops below $10 per share."

The Recommendations You Make in a Report Should