Throughout the semester we've focused on analysis of "our Bike data". Below are statements that relate to that analysis and things we've discussed. Select the ACCURATE statements only. (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY) Throughout the semester we've focused on analysis of "our Bike data". Below are statements that relate to that analysis and things we've discussed. Select the ACCURATE statements only. (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY) When analyzing "our Bike Data" (or any data) look for opportunities to find/create a common denominator (Apples to Apples) to improve the quality and precision of your analysis. The "5 Whys" methodology is complex and requires weeks of formal training before you should try and use it. When using averages be aware of what measures you are averaging and over what time period. Averaging over multiple time periods and across segments produce very misleading results. The combination of Net Profit and Revenue together will tell you all you need to know about WHY a company is performing the way it is performing. When using "time" measures, both ITD (inception to date) and recent individual periods have their place in your analysis. Finding a balanced approach and ensuring you understand the question(s) you are trying to