Question

renee uses data from the bureau of labor statistics to create a graph for a feasibility report. which of the following should she provide below the graph in her report? a. a source note for the data. b. an endnote for the data. c. a note saying she made the graph herself. d. a works cited list.

Explanation:

When using data from an external source (like the Bureau of Labor Statistics) in a graph for a report, it is proper academic and professional practice to provide a source note for the data right below the graph. This gives credit to the original data provider and allows readers to verify or learn more about the data if needed. An endnote (B) is usually at the end of a section or document, not right below a graph. A note that she made the graph herself (C) is not relevant here as the key is crediting the data source. A Works Cited list (D) is a separate page at the end of a document listing all sources, not placed below an individual graph.

Answer:

A. A source note for the data.