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back-of-the-hand calculations

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How do analysts use “back-of-the-hand” calculations to approximate results and check the validity of analyses?

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How can analysts use simple, rough calculations (often referred to as "back-of-the-hand" calculations) to quickly approximate results and check the validity of more complex analyses?

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Analytics 3 months 1 Answer 9 views