For each action, select which part of the market research process it represents. 1. Report your findings to Andrew and the other executives of the company (Click to select) 2. Evaluate the data to see why the new bicycle models are not selling at Andrew's (Click to select) 3. Gather information from bicycle owners in the community (Click to select) 4. Decide that the firm should use descriptive and exploratory research (Click to select) 5. Set research objectives for Andrew's Bicycle World (Click to select) 6. Determine the research design (Click to select) 7. Reject your original theory as to why sales are down (Click to select) 8. Place an order for a different line of bicycles that are popular with many in your community (Click to select) 9. Determine why the new models at Andrew's are not selling as well as expected (Click to select) 10. Use both primary and secondary data in the research process (Click to select)