The authors of an informational report have referred to a multitude of data on the spending habits of 18- to 25-year-old Americans. They want to provide readers with access to this information, but realize it's too lengthy to include as a footnote and only some readers will find it relevant. Where should they place it?
A) Nowhere-it should simply be left out.
B) In the body of the report
C) In an appendix
D) In the introduction

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The best option is to include the data in an appendix. This allows readers who are interested in the information to easily access it without disrupting the flow of the main report. Additionally, including it in the introduction or body of the report may cause it to become too lengthy and overwhelming for some readers. Leaving it out entirely would be a disservice to readers who may find it relevant.

The Authors of an Informational Report Have Referred to a Multitude