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3:00 p.m. Meeting with the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) on the discharged not final billed (DNFB) report. Ms. Oliver has prepared a data display for the DNFB for the past ten weeks with the data below. 8. Create an appropriate data display for the data. Suppose that today is the third Tuesday of January. Hypothesize on the explanation that Ms. Oliver will give as explanation for the recent trend evidenced by the data. What is the most likely reason for the 12/2/19 spike in the DNFB? 11/18/19 $652,014.23 11/25/19 $679,336.45 12/2/19 $845,278.61 12/9/19 $791,699.07 12/16/19 $792,466.36 12/23/19 $795,844.83 12/30/19 $1,017,659.22 1/6/20 $1,188,571.98 1/13/20 $998,475.36 1/20/20 $787,494.80

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Description: 300 pm meeting with the chief financial officer cfo on the discharged not final billed dnfb report ms oliver has prepared a data display for the dnfb for the past ten weeks with the data bel 79636

          3:00 p.m. Meeting with the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) on the discharged not final billed 
(DNFB) report. Ms. Oliver has prepared a data display for the DNFB for the past ten weeks with 
the data below.
8. Create an appropriate data display for the data. Suppose that today is the third Tuesday of January. 
Hypothesize on the explanation that Ms. Oliver will give as explanation for the recent trend 
evidenced by the data. What is the most likely reason for the 12/2/19 spike in the DNFB?
11/18/19    $652,014.23
11/25/19    $679,336.45
12/2/19      $845,278.61
12/9/19      $791,699.07
12/16/19   $792,466.36
12/23/19   $795,844.83
12/30/19   $1,017,659.22
1/6/20       $1,188,571.98
1/13/20     $998,475.36
1/20/20    $787,494.80

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